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Bernard Dort's book, "Knowing Brecht," describes part of Bertolt Brecht's biography and examines his views on the theater. "Eugene Bertolt Friedrich Brecht" was born on February 10, 1898 in Augsburg, Germany. He is a famous and contemporary German writer, director, and theorist. Bertolt Brecht was introduced to the Bible as a child. This introduction left a lasting impression on his writing. He was 16 when the First World War broke out. Shortly after, he wrote an anti-war article and went so far as to be expelled from school. From 1916, Brecht's articles were published under the new name "Bert Brecht." In 1917, before serving as a soldier in the army, he began a medical course at the University of Munich on the advice of his father to stay away from the war. It was during this time that he studied drama with Arthur Kutscher. After returning to Augsburg in the fall of 1918, Brecht was called up to the army; He entered the battlefield as a healer, a war that ended a month after Brecht's arrival. In 1917, Brecht began a romantic relationship with his mistress Paula; their child Frank was born. Frank was killed in World War II on the Eastern Front while fighting for the Nazis.