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Zero Eight Fifteen

work by Kirst
Also known as: “Null-acht fünfzhen”
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  • Hans Hellmut Kirst

    …satiric trilogy Null-acht fünfzhen (1954–55; Zero Eight Fifteen), the continuing story of an army private, Gunner Asch, and his personal battle with the absurdities of the German military system. He was perhaps best known for Die Nacht der Generale (1962, The Night of the Generals), which was made into a…

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    …satiric trilogy Null-acht fünfzhen (1954–55; Zero Eight Fifteen), the continuing story of an army private, Gunner Asch, and his personal battle with the absurdities of the German military system. He was perhaps best known for Die Nacht der Generale (1962, The Night of the Generals), which was made into a…

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