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Who gave the comedian Liesl Karlstadt her stage name?
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Whose 1919 essay asked 'What may satire do?'
Answer: Kurt Tucholsky
Why: Tucholsky signed the essay as Ignaz Wrobel, one of the four pen names he regularly wrote under.
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Which US show was the model for ZDF's heute-show?
Answer: The Daily Show
Why: The heute-show started out as a monthly programme in 2009 and only went weekly in 2010.
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What organ became Hanns Dieter Hüsch's stage trademark?
Answer: Philicorda
Why: The Philicorda was an electronic organ built by the Dutch electronics company Philips.
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Which children's author helped launch Munich's Schaubude in 1945?
Answer: Erich Kästner
Why: The Schaubude's musical director, Edmund Nick, set more than 60 of Kästner's texts to music.
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What did Wolfgang Neuss give away in a 1962 newspaper ad?
Answer: A TV thriller's killer
Why: The ad ran in Berlin's Der Abend the day before the final part of the six-part thriller Das Halstuch aired.
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Who called for the founding of East Berlin's Distel in 1953?
Answer: The city government
Why: In GDR times every Distel text had to be cleared in advance, and censors cut or rewrote whole passages.
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