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  H.G. Adler

  A Journey

  "A masterpiece, written in particularly beautiful and pure prose. (...) Adler has re-established the principle of hope in modern literature." --- Elias Canetti
  
  There was a time when ... More about this title

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  Gabrielle Alioth

  The Appraising Glance

  Even in her youth, painter Angelica Kauffmann – born 1741 – was celebrated as an extraordinary talent. Her portraits of Winckelmann and Goethe attracted international attention, and her ... More about this title

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  Gabrielle Alioth

  The Greek Empress

  In 980 a boy is born in Cleve who will change the whole of western civilisation and be celebrated by his contemporaries as the mirabila mundi, the wonder of the world. His career is meticulously ... More about this title

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  Fritz Arnold

  Friendships in the Time of Hate

  "I was twenty when I first left the train at the Stazione Termini, on a chilly spring morning, exhausted but full of expectation." Four years later, the narrator returns to Rome but this time ... More about this title

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  Michael Augustin

  That's All!

  Deaths of the Famous
  Ezra Pound walked upright onto the ambulance ship in Venice, grumbling that there was nothing wrong with him – and promptly died on arrival at the hospital. German satirist Georg Christoph ... More about this title

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  Reinhard Baumgart

  Then & Now

  A Life in Germany 1929-2003
  Reinhart Baumgart, "one of the pillars of literary life in this country" (Die Welt), recounts the story of his life: moving, ironic and always full of vivid images of meetings with remarkable men ... More about this title

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  Martin Roda Becher

  Permanent Residents

  His grandfathers had little time for each other. Alexander Roda Roda, the sharp-tongued man of letters, and Richard Becher, the business lawyer met only for an occasional game of chess in a New ... More about this title

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  Hans-Georg Behr

  Almost a Nomad

  All he wants is to be an artist, and he won't settle for anything less. So, on his 14th birthday, he escapes from the convent school he detests, hitches a lift to Vienna, and applies to join the ... More about this title

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  Hans Bender

  Like the Palm of My Hand

  When Hans Bender looks up from his writing-desk, his gaze falls upon the trees in his garden, reminding him that there is a world beyond his literary profession. For decades Bender has observed ... More about this title

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  Barbara Beuys

  For I am Sick with Love

  The Life of Hildegard von Bingen
  Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) was a multi-talent. As a prophet, she opens up the bold panorama of her visions in three voluminous books and explores, independent of biblical or theological ... More about this title

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  Barbara Beuys

  Paula Modersohn-Becker

  On November 20, 1907, 31 year-old Paula Modersohn-Becker, who has just given birth to a daughter, dies in Worpswede near Bremen. In less than ten years, she has created a huge body of work, in ... More about this title

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  Barbara Beuys

  Sophie Scholl

  A biography
  We think we know everything about Sophie Scholl. Scenes from the film have imprinted themselves in our memory: how she was sentenced to death and executed by the infamous "Volksgerichtshof" ... More about this title

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  Barbara Beuys

  Sophie Scholl

  A biography
  We think we know everything about Sophie Scholl. Scenes from the film have imprinted themselves in our memory: how she was sentenced to death and executed by the infamous "Volksgerichtshof" ... More about this title

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  Barbara Beuys

  The Price of Passion

  The Life and Times of Li Qingzhao, Chinas Greatest Poetess
  The extraordinary life story of Li Qingzhao and a panorama of Chinese culture, politics and religion: we hear about educated women teaching their daughters and sons, men seeking and appreciating ... More about this title

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  Bogdan Bogdanovic

  The Green Box

  A Book of Dreams
  Belgrade, mon amour: images, encounters, messages by the architect, writer and former mayor of Serbia's capital.
  
  Bogdan Bogdanovic, the illustrious Serbian architect, writer and former ... More about this title

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  Karl Heinz Bohrer

  Shrapnel

  Story of a Childhood
  When the roaring bombers had finally turned away from Cologne and the sound of the defensive fire had died down, the boys would start gathering garish shards of shrapnel from the streets: little ... More about this title

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  Luc Bondy

  My Dibbuks

  Memoirs and Reworked Dreams
  Is it comedy - or tragedy? Short prose pieces, dialogues, and the memories of a great theatre director.
  
  How do we become who we are? What makes for real friendship and how do we keep ... More about this title

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  Rudolf Borchardt

  Anabasis

  Notes, Recollections and Documents 1943-45
  Lucca, August 1944: soldiers with dogs scour the vineyards where Rudolf Borchardt, who has been living in Italy for decades, hides with his family. Now they are searching for him, as a Jew and as ... More about this title

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  Dieter Borchmeyer

  Goethe, Citizen of his Time

  "They don't like me", the sixty-year-old Goethe remarked of the Germans, "and I don't like them either!" Nevertheless it was he who provided the parentheses that encompassed all the contradictory ... More about this title

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  Lars Brandt

  Keepsakes

  Willy Brandt, German Chancellor and Chairman of the Social Democratic Party, was the role model for an entire generation. And he was a man of many faces, constantly observed, interpreted, ... More about this title

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