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Boell Heinrich:     more books (100)

The Stories of Heinrich Böll by Heinrich Böll, 1986-02-12 The Clown (Classic, 20th-Century, Penguin) by Heinrich Böll, 1994-06-01 The Train Was on Time (European Classics) by Heinrich Böll, 1994-04-27 Der Zug War Punktlich (German Edition) by Heinrich Böll, 2004-12 The Narrative Fiction of Heinrich Böll: Social Conscience and Literary Achievement (Cambridge Studies in German) Irisches Tagebuch. Großdruck. by Heinrich Böll, 2002-10-01 Heinrich Böll. by Viktor Böll, Markus Schäfer, et all 2002-10-01 Erzählungen by Heinrich Böll, 2006-02-28 Interpretationen: Heinrich Böll: Romane und Erzählungen (Lernmaterialen; Universal-Bibliothek, Nr. 17514) by Werner Bellmann, 2000-12-01 Der Mann mit den Messern: Erzählungen (Universal-Bibliothek, Nr. 8287) (German Edition) by Heinrich Böll, 1972 Heinrich Böll als Moralist: Die Funktion von Verbrechen und Gewalt in seinen Prosawerken by Lawrence F. Glatz, 1999-11 Das Heinrich Böll Lesebuch. by Heinrich Böll, Viktor Böll, 2002-11-01 Heinrich Böll (Twayne's World Author Series, No. 622, Germany) by Robert C. Conard, 1981 Der andere Deutsche: Heinrich Böll: Eine Biographie. (German Edition) by Heinrich Vormweg, 2002-10-01

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1. Heinrich Böll - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Heinrich Theodor B ll; Heinrich B ll (1981) Born December 21, 1917 (191712-21) Cologne, German Empire Died July 16, 1985 (aged 67) Langenbroich, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Böll
   
   Extractions: Influences Thomas Mann Edvard Kocbek Signature Heinrich Theodor Böll Germany 's foremost post- World War II writers. Böll was awarded the Georg Büchner Prize in 1967 and the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1972. Böll was born in Cologne , Germany, to a Catholic , pacifist family that later opposed the rise of Nazism . He successfully resisted joining the Hitler Youth during the 1930s. He was apprenticed to a bookseller before studying German at the

2. *Böll, Heinrich (1917-1985) « United Architects – Biographies
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   Extractions: Heinrich Böll, The Unguarded House German writer, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1972. Heinrich Böll portrayed Germany after World War II with a deep moral vision and attacked the materialistic values of the post-war society. With the writer Günter Grass (from Nobel Lecture they revolted me , repelled me on every level of my existence: conscious and instinctive, aesthetic and , 1981) During World War II Böll served six years as a private and corporal in the army on both the Soviet and Western fronts. He was wounded four times, and at the end of the war he was interned in a prisoner-of-war camp in France. The Mad Dog The Train was on Time , was published in 1949. From 1951 he devoted himself entirely to writing. . Seelon (from Doktor Murkes gesammeltes Schweigen Billiards at Half Past Nine (1959) took place in a single day (September 6, 1958). It depicted a prominent family of Cologne architects, who have been successively involved with the building of an abbey at the beginning of the 20th-century, its destruction during World War II, and its rebuilding after 1945. Böll reveals in the course of the day the crucial incidents in the past of the family, from the Wilhelminian empire through Weimar and Hitler to the prosperous West Germany of 1958.

3. Biographie: Heinrich Böll , 1917-1985
   Kurzbiographie mit Bild.  
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   Extractions: Entlassung aus amerikanischer Gefangenschaft. Veröffentlichung erster Kurzgeschichten, wie "Aus der 'Vorzeit'", "Die Botschaft" und "Der Angriff" in der Zeitung "Rheinischer Merkur" und den avantgardistischen Zeitschriften "Der Ruf" und "Karussel". Erste Buchveröffentlichung mit der vom Kriegserleben geprägten Erzählung "Der Zug war pünktlich". Veröffentlichung eines Sammelbandes mit 25 Kurzgeschichten unter dem Titel "Wanderer, kommst du nach Spa...". Sein Antikriegsroman "Wo warst du, Adam" wird veröffentlicht. Einladung zur Tagung der "Gruppe 47" in Bad Dürkheim, wo er für seine satirische Geschichte "Die schwarzen Schafe" ausgezeichnet wird. Veröffentlichung des Romans "Und sagte kein einziges Wort", der eine durch das Elend der Lebens- und Wohnverhältnisse gefährdete Ehe eines Heimkehrers zum Thema hat.

4. Böll, Heinrich Definition Of Böll, Heinrich In The Free Online Encyclopedia.
   B ll, Heinrich (hīn`rĭkh b l), 1917–85, German novelist, shortstory writer, and playwright. B ll presents a critical, antimilitarist view of modern society in a collection  
   http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Böll, Heinrich

5. B�ll Heinrich - Achat Et Vente B�ll Heinrich Neuf Et D'occasion Sur PriceMiniste
   Autobiography of Heinrich B ll; Heinrich B ll; Heinrich B ll; Nobel Lectures Literature 1972 - By Heinrich B ll. Nobel Prize for Literature 1972 - Press Release  
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6. B Ll, Heinrich - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About B Ll
   B ll, Heinrich (Theodor) (1917–1985) German novelist. A radical Catholic and antiNazi, he attacked Germany's political past and the materialism of its contemporary society.  
   http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Böll, Heinrich

7. Böll, Heinrich Theodor (Ger. Au.)
   B ll, Heinrich Theodor (Ger. au.) contribution to German literature  
   http://www.uv.es/EBRIT/index/index_bo_ll__0.html

8. Böll, Heinrich
   A monument of Heinrich B ll in Denkmal in der Greifswalder Stra e, Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. Sculpted by Wieland F rster  
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   Extractions: Jump to: navigation search Previous (Heimdall) Next (Heinrich Heine) A monument of Heinrich Böll in Denkmal in der Greifswalder Straße, Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. Sculpted by Wieland Förster Heinrich Theodor Böll (December 21, 1917 – July 16, 1985) was one of Germany's foremost post- World War II writers. His ironic novels dealt with the aftermath of German militarism during the first half of the twentieth century and the effects of its Nazi past on German society in the second half of the twentieth century. Böll was deeply affected by the Nazi experience, especially the destruction of his home town, Cologne Böll's novels are part of modern Germany's attempt to come to terms with its embrace of Nazism, which represented the nadir of twentieth-century racism and the triumph of the irrational in a supposedly enlightened modern civilization. Hitler's hatred of the Jews and his fanatical pursuit of the Final Solution, even as Germany was on the verge of defeat, was a repudiation of the European tradition of rationalism and presented the problem of evil not merely a sociological matter, but as rooted in the dysfunction of the human heart. Böll was a gentle, peace-loving man but tenacious in his efforts to examine the causes of Germany's horrific national experience. In his time, he was known as a leading advocate for peace. Böll was awarded the

9. Heinrich Böll - Heinrich Böll Stiftung
   Heinrich B ll is one of the most important and bestknown writers of the Federal Republic of Germany. Bound by the times and my contemporaries, to what my generation has lived  
   http://www.boell.eu/web/124.html
   
   Extractions: His global commitment to human rights greatly enhanced the image of the Federal Republic of Germany and fostered international understanding. His books and essays vividly portray the first 40 years of German democracy following the Nazi dictatorship. Committed to speaking out against the global threat of nuclear destruction, he was actively involved in the peace movement in the early 1980s. His most important works include "The Bread of Our Early Years," "Billiards at Half-past Nine," "The Clown," "Group Portrait with Lady," "The Lost Honour of Katharina Blum," "Women in a River Landscape," and "Irish Journal." Many of his books have been made into films. Events The European External Action Service: Added Value or just a “28th Foreign Ministry”? All events / search Conference of GMO -free Regions 6th European Conference of GMO- free Regions in Brussels and Ghent , 16th -18th September 2010. For more info

10. Heinrich Böll — Infoplease.com
    Encyclopedia B ll, Heinrich. B ll, Heinrich (hīn'rikh b l) , 1917 – 85, German novelist, shortstory writer, and playwright. B ll presents a critical, antimilitarist view of  
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11. Böll, Heinrich - Deutsch Referat, Hausarbeit, Hausaufgabe | Referate.de
    Die Sicherheit und naive Gegenwartsfreudigkeit unserer Zeit wird hier ins Herz getroffen. Aus den B chern Heinrich B lls blickt uns die Schwermut  
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12. BÖll, Heinrich
    B ll, Heinrich Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2004. Read B ll, Heinrich at Questia library.  
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13. Gary Boell, Innova: - ZoomInfo Business Information
    Boell, Heinrich Stunt Software Boell, Heinrich Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Boell, Jacques ALPS Mountaineering  
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14. Heinrich Böll Website
    This website is an English language resource on the life and works of Heinrich B ll (19171985). It presents information about this German author and 1972 Nobel Prize for  
    http://www.heinrichboell.com/
    
    Extractions: Böll's first book was published in 1949 and his last one appeared after his death in 1985. He won the Prize of the Gruppe '47 (Group 47) in 1951, and was awarded the Büchner Prize - Germany's highest literary honor - in 1967. In his lifetime, he published eight novels, numerous short stories, brilliant satires, radio plays, and two theatrical plays. Böll grew up Catholic in the town of Cologne. He began writing before the Second World War, in which he served as a private from the beginning to the end. Publishing at first in the short era of the "Trümmerliteratur" (the literature of the rubble) in the immediate post-war period, his subjects were both the war and the lives of people struggling after the war with its effects. Böll was at times controversial, the author of both bestselling works and a socially-engaged commentator on the state of the German people.  Living mainly in Cologne, Böll and his family traveled widely for the times. They spent much time on Achill Island off the west coast of Ireland. His cottage there is now used as a guest house for international and Irish artists. He recorded some of his experiences in Ireland in his humorous book "Irisches Tagebuch" (Irish Journal). 

15. B�ll, Heinrich | Wissen.de
    Boell, Heinrich Stunt Software Boell, Heinrich Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Boell, Jacques ALPS Mountaineering  
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16. Böll, Heinrich (Theodor) 1917– - Critical Essay By Tamas Aczel Summary | Book
    B ll, Heinrich (Theodor) 1917– Critical Essay by Tamas Aczel. B ll, Heinrich (Theodor) 1917– - Critical Essay by Tamas Aczel summary with 5 pages of encyclopedia entries  
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17. B Ll, Heinrich
    B ll, Heinrich (Theodor) (1917–1985) German novelist. A radical Catholic and antiNazi, he attacked Germany's political past and the materialism of its contemporary society.  
    http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Heinrich Böll

18. Böll, Heinrich - Blum, German, Katharina, Finally, Army, And Arrested
    (German, 1917–85) B ll spent six years in the German army (1939–45). When Germany began to suffer outbreaks of urban terrorism in the early 1970s in protest against the  
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19. BÖLl, Heinrich Summary | BookRags.com
    B Ll, Heinrich. B Ll, Heinrich summary with encyclopedia entries, research information, and more.  
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20. BOll Heinrich: Free Encyclopedia Articles At Questia.com Online Library
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