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Winterspelt: A Novel About the Last Days of World War II
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Winterspelt: A Novel About the Last Days of World War II

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  • Alfred Andersch

    …his last novel, Winterspelt (1974; Winterspelt: A Novel About the Last Days of World War II), and for his work as a radio producer, which allowed him to promote young writers and play an active part in German cultural life. He moved to Switzerland in the late 1950s and later…

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    …his last novel, Winterspelt (1974; Winterspelt: A Novel About the Last Days of World War II), and for his work as a radio producer, which allowed him to promote young writers and play an active part in German cultural life. He moved to Switzerland in the late 1950s and later…

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