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Whats about Karl Marx - Das Kapital from 1867
try to read it  and try to understand

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I read Im Westen Nichts Neues (All quiet on the west front) for my german class about 20 years ago. It was pretty hard to understand in german, so I had to read it in swedish just to be able to do the book report. I must say that I liked it though. Itwas good enough for me to look for other books by Remarque. I found "A Time to Love and a Time to Die", which I also enjoyed, in swedish though.

Another german author that I like is Michael Ende. There are probably mor, but I can't remember their names right now.
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Nichts  neues  im Westen  is  a  classic.And  i  think  the  first  War  critic(not  the  critic of the  ww1)

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 My favourite is Goethe-one of the greatest writers ever.I read Faust several times...
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Even though I am 1/4 German I am not that familiar with a lot of German literature except for the writings of Johann Jacob Bachofen and his 19th theories about matriarchal societies in pre-history.


hmmm from an earlier post

http://www.allempires.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2407&PN= 1

I have a German hym book that belong to my great great German grandparents but it was printed in St. Louis in 1875.

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