He had gone out to smoke a cigar that evening, 15 September 1945, but curfew had already begun. As he lit his smoke, an American soldier subititively fired three bullets. Fatally hit, 61-year-old Anton Webern stumbled into the home of his daughter and son-in-law, where he collapsed and died. The bullet was probably intended for his son-in-law Bruno Mattel, a former SS man wanted for black marketeering. The mil...
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