And Never Said a Word
by Heinrich Boll |
The Blue Angel
by Heinrich Mann | 
Eumeswil
by Ernst Junger | 
Women in a River Landscape
by Heinrich Boll | 
The German Lesson
by Siegfried Lenz | 
Man of Straw
by Heinrich Mann | 
Castle Gripsholm
by Kurt Tucholsky | 
Anton Reiser
by Karl Philipp Moritz | 
The Shoe Tester of Frankfurt
by Wilhelm Genazino | 
F
by Daniel Kehlmann |
The Stechlin
by Theodor Fontane | 
The Meeting at Telgte
by Gunter Grass | 
Billiards at Half-Past Nine
by Heinrich Boll | 
The Hothouse
by Wolfgang Koeppen | 
The Seventh Cross
by Anna Seghers | 
Buddenbrooks
by Thomas Mann | 
The Clown
by Heinrich Boll | 
Woodcutters
by Thomas Bernhard | 
The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum
by Heinrich Boll | 
Little Man, What Now?
by Hans Fallada |
Here is an English translation of a post-war German classic. The events of the novel take place during the course of a single day in an unnamed city in occupied Germany where the endless drone of allied planes overhead increases the already heightened tension. Throughout this powerful narrative, the characters' experiences ultimately reveal how and at what cost Germans in the 1950s, by failing to confront their recent past, blinded themselves to its after effects.