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Gedichte: Aus dem Alltag (Zagreb, 1942) is a collection of lyrical poems in German by Otto Müller-Neudorf inspired by everyday life. Published in the NDH, it reflects intimate observations, nature, and everyday moments.
An Egyptian boy from poverty dreams of becoming a doctor ("hakim" in Arabic means doctor/sage). With immense perseverance, he rises to world fame, but must choose between ambition and his roots.
A rare opportunity for collectors! A professionally bound set of 10 original newsstand novels (Heftromane) from the legendary German series Heinz Brandt, der Fremdenlegionär, issues 61 to 70. Extremely rare on the market.
Memoirs of the famous German submarine commander who in 1939 carried out one of the most daring submarine attacks in history – the sinking of the British battleship Royal Oak in Scapa Flow harbor.
Paris on the eve and during World War I. Young Richard Dalleau, full of ambition and a hunger for life, embarks on a journey of success, love and moral trials that will lead him into a vortex of misfortune.
The novella Miss Elsa (1924) depicts the inner monologue of a young girl from the Viennese bourgeoisie who faces a moral dilemma, family ruin, and her own sexuality in just a few dramatic hours.