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  Hamid Sadr

  The Secretary of Memories

  Mr Sohalt has taken many photos, documenting almost obsessively the bombed and shelled town of Vienna during and after the Second World War, focussing exclusively on the visible wounds of houses ... More about this title

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  Susanne Schaber

  Provence

  Where the Sea and the Sunlight meet
  Provence is a region that is full of promise: hills dotted with vineyards and olive trees, windswept high plateaus with sheep and lavender fields, Romanesque arches and chapels. The play of light ... More about this title

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  Rafik Schami

  Damascus in my heart and Germany before my eyes

  As an outspoken opponent of war and dictatorship Rafik Schami was forced to leave his native Syria and has never returned. But memories of the colours and smells, streets and squares, people and ... More about this title

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  Rafik Schami

  Yearning to Fly

  Why should Lutfi care about this Syrian village wedding that goes on for a week, with lots of people he doesn't know? After all, he's almost gone, on the doorstep of a new life. Time and again, ... More about this title

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  Andreas Schendel

  Vanishing Point

  Paris, 1936. Samuel Weldon, an Irishman, and Signe, a young painter from Norway. Both live in Paris illegally and with precious little money. But they fall in love and when they are entrusted ... More about this title

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  Karl Schlögel

  Marijampole

  Forget about Brussels and Strasbourg, drive to Marijamopole. Karl Schlögel will be there to show you some of the true heroes of the new Europe.
  
  Once a week Marijamopole is the centre ... More about this title

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  Karl Schlögel

  Russian Berlin

  Before the partitioning of the continent, Berlin was the trading centre between Russia and Western Europe. Its unique East-Western symbiosis – shaped by artists, revolutionaries, businessmen ... More about this title

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  Karl Schlögel

  The Yalta Promenade

  For most Europeans, the countries behind the former Iron Curtain, although officially a part of Europe for more than a decade, are still terra incognita, regarded with suspicion and condescension ... More about this title

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  Raoul Schrott

  Homer's Home

  Homer and the Trojan War – myth or reality? While working on his translation of The Iliad, to be published by Hanser in the fall of 2008, Raoul Schrott discovered a sensational fact: The roots ... More about this title

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  Raoul Schrott

  The Cloudsweep´s Handbook

  Raoul Schrott on writing and travelling, reading and translating, ancient and modern times, one's own works and those of others - the many tools and components of the poet's trade.
  
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  Raoul Schrott

  The Desert of Lop Nor

  A house on a hill. A room with an oak table and a chest full of small bottles of sand. On the window ledge, a pine cone, a locust, a stone. A small village on the edge of the desert. Once a week ... More about this title

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  Charles Simic

  The Fly in the Soup

  When Charles Simic was three years old, the Germans bombarded his home town, Belgrade. "All the children played war games. How we loved the sound of machine guns! This way of playing drove the ... More about this title

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  Gerfried Sperl

  The Redressed Republic

  Will Austria settle down or face a continuation of its "state theatrics"? When Jörg Haider's right-wing populist FPÖ party joined the government coalition, Austria was transformed from Europe's ... More about this title

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  Thomas Steinfeld

  Wallander's Lands

  What landscape is this that Henning Mankell's Detective Wallander traverses, uncovering corpses as he trudges, sadly, through rain sodden fields? What is this region where villages have names ... More about this title

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