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Alfred Andersch

Alfred Andersch

Alfred Andersch (1914 – 1980) was sent to Dachau concentration camp in 1933. After deserting from the Wehrmacht in 1944, he became an American prisoner of war. After his return to Germany, he worked as a journalist and publicist, and was one of the founders of German radio. Andersch is one of Germany’s most important post-war authors, and his books are on school reading lists. Alfred Andersch died in Berzona / Ticino in 1980.

Movie Adaptations
  • Tochter, , 1993
  • Die Kirschen der Freiheit, Stephan Reinhardt, 1988
  • Sansibar oder der letzte Grund, Bernhard Wicki, 1987
  • Vater eines Mörders, Carl-Heinz Caspari, 1985
  • Winterspelt 1944, Eberhard Fechner, 1977
  • Haakons Hosentaschen, Martin Bosboom, 1965
  • La rossa, Helmut Käutner, 1962
  • Sansibar oder der letzte Grund, Rainer Wolffhardt, 1961
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»A master of German prose.«
Max Frisch
Alfred Andersch
Leeward Islands
Contemporary Literature / 544 pages
2014
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch & Max Frisch
Correspondence
Letters and Conversations / 192 pages
2014
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch
An Admirer of Half Shadows
Contemporary Literature / 112 pages
2006
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch
The Father of a Murderer
Contemporary Literature / 144 pages
1980
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch
Winterspelt
Contemporary Literature / 604 pages
1974
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch
The Redhead
Contemporary Literature / 272 pages
1972
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch
My Disappearance in Providence
Contemporary Literature / 276 pages
1971
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch
Cherries of Freedom
Contemporary Literature / 144 pages
1971
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch
Flight to Afar
Contemporary Literature / 224 pages
1970
Im Warenkorb
Alfred Andersch
Efraim's Book
Contemporary Literature / 472 pages
1967
Im Warenkorb