Florian Havemann

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Florian Havemann (born 12 January 1952 in East Berlin) is the son of East German dissident Robert Havemann. He is a German writer, painter and composer. He is also a judge at the State Constitutional Court of Brandenburg.

He fled to West Germany during the Cold War and was the subject of the song Enfant perdu ("lost child") by Wolf Biermann. In the song, Biermann mocked Havemann for fleeing East Germany and thus deserting socialism.

Sources

Website von Florian Havemann (not updated since 2002)
Biografische Daten beim Landesverfassungsgericht Brandenburg
Zeitschrift für unfertige Gedanken
F.A.Z.-Artikel über das Buch "Havemann" vom 25. Jan. 2008
Schreiattacken gegen Papas Erbe

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Name	Havemann, Florian
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Short description	German writer, painter and composer
Date of birth	12 January 1952
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