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- Der zerbrochene Krug. CD- ROM für Windows ab 3.1 (18)
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- By Heinrich von Kleist
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Finished in Feb 2008
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- Michael Kohlhaas (7)
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- By Heinrich Von Kleist
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Finished in Jan 2008
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- Die Klavierspielerin. (26)
- By Elfriede Jelinek
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Finished in 2007
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- Lila, Lila. (18)
- By Martin Suter
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Finished in 2007
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- Oblomow. (6)
- By Iwan A. Gontscharow
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Finished in 2007
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- Castle Gripsholm (1)
- By Kurt Tucholsky
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Finished in Dec 2007
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- Johnny Shines oder Die Wiedererweckung der Toten. Seelenrede. (1)
- By Patrick Roth
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Finished on Oct 28, 2007
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- Riverside. Christusnovelle. (1)
- By Patrick Roth
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Finished on Oct 28, 2007
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- Corpus Christi (1)
- By Patrick Roth
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Finished on Oct 28, 2007
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- Gottesvergiftung. (1)
- By Tilmann Moser
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Finished on Oct 28, 2007
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- Le Petit Nicolas. (368)
- By René Goscinny
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Finished on Oct 28, 2007
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- Die Habenichtse (6)
- By Katharina Hacker
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Finished on Oct 25, 2007
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- Picknick Auf Dem Eis (1)
- By Andrey Kurkov
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Finished on Oct 6, 2007
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- Die Offenbarung (1)
- By Robert Schneider
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Finished on Oct 6, 2007
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- Der Spieler (15)
- By Fedor M. Dostoevskij
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Finished in Sep 2007
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Die Offenbarung
It somewhat reads like a continuation of "Brother of sleep", but Schneider uses an up-to-date language instead and focuses on a real character, Johan Sebastian Bach, and nowadays tensions between Eastern and Western Germans.
I really enjoyed how very clever he hints at all kinds of criticism, w ... (continue)
It somewhat reads like a continuation of "Brother of sleep", but Schneider uses an up-to-date language instead and focuses on a real character, Johan Sebastian Bach, and nowadays tensions between Eastern and Western Germans.
I really enjoyed how very clever he hints at all kinds of criticism, which has been uttered against him during the last couple of years. It is quite obvious that he identifies himself with the main character.
Half of the book provokes great exspectations - when suddely you come to realize that you have already finished it and the overwhelming end ist simply lacking. This causes great disappointment. But at least I learned something about Bach...
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