Follow the events of the life of Susan Sontag, an influential writer and intellectual who often distilled complex ideas about human rights and social justice into clear-headed essays.

Follow the events of the life of Susan Sontag, an influential writer and intellectual who often distilled complex ideas about human rights and social justice into clear-headed essays.

苏珊·桑塔格（英文原名：Susan Sontag，1933年1月16日—2004年12月28日），美国作家、艺术评论家。1933年生于美国纽约，毕业于芝加哥大学。[1] 著作主要有《反对阐释》、《激进意志的风格》、《论摄影》等。 　　桑塔格的写作领域广泛，在文学界以敏锐的洞察力和广博的知识著称。2000年，她的历史小说《在美国》获得了美国图书奖（National Book Awards）。

苏珊·桑塔格（英文原名：Susan Sontag，1933年1月16日—2004年12月28日），美国作家、艺术评论家。1933年生于美国纽约，毕业于芝加哥大学。[1] 著作主要有《反对阐释》、《激进意志的风格》、《论摄影》等。 　　桑塔格的写作领域广泛，在文学界以敏锐的洞察力和广博的知识著称。2000年，她的历史小说《在美国》获得了美国图书奖（National Book Awards）。

In September 1940, after seven years of exile, Walter Benjamin crosses the Pyrenees in a desperate attempt to escape the Nazis. According to the official version, Walter Benjamin did make it across the French-Spanish border successfully. But when he arrived in the Catalan town of Portbou, a sudden change in legislation impeded his entry into Spain and he was obliged to spend the night at a local hotel under the close vigilance of three guards, whose orders were to deport him the following morning. In utter despair, Benjamin took his own life, swallowing and overdose of morphine. The local doctor, however, declared it a natural death and Benjamin was given a Catholic burial in the municipal cemetery, under a wrong name. Did the doctor conceal some hidden cause of Benjamin's death? Was there really a change of legislation? Was Walter Benjamin aware that Portbou was a pro-Franco town virtually occupied by the Nazis? Who Killed Walter Benjamin... reaches for answers among the suspicious circumstances of his death. Giving at the same time, a portrait of a frontier town anchored between two fronts, constant witness of evasion, persecution and false hopes. Who Killed Walter Benjamin... not just a reconstruction of a death but the living portrait of the scene of the crime.

In September 1940, after seven years of exile, Walter Benjamin crosses the Pyrenees in a desperate attempt to escape the Nazis. According to the official version, Walter Benjamin did make it across the French-Spanish border successfully. But when he arrived in the Catalan town of Portbou, a sudden change in legislation impeded his entry into Spain and he was obliged to spend the night at a local hotel under the close vigilance of three guards, whose orders were to deport him the following morning. In utter despair, Benjamin took his own life, swallowing and overdose of morphine. The local doctor, however, declared it a natural death and Benjamin was given a Catholic burial in the municipal cemetery, under a wrong name. Did the doctor conceal some hidden cause of Benjamin's death? Was there really a change of legislation? Was Walter Benjamin aware that Portbou was a pro-Franco town virtually occupied by the Nazis? Who Killed Walter Benjamin... reaches for answers among the suspicious circumstances of his death. Giving at the same time, a portrait of a frontier town anchored between two fronts, constant witness of evasion, persecution and false hopes. Who Killed Walter Benjamin... not just a reconstruction of a death but the living portrait of the scene of the crime.

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