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Hanns Maassen

East German writer, a member of the Communist Party of Germany.

Lived
1908–1983
Also known as
Hanns Maaßen
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · GND · ISNI
Sources
Wikipedia — Hanns Maaßen

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1961Die Söhne des TschapajewDeutscher Militärverlag, Berlinswisscovery record 991133256379705501 · Library of Congress record 67042675
1966SpanienDie Buchgemeinde, WienLibrary of Congress record 67079430
1967Odio y amor — Lyrik und Prosa zum Spanischen BürgerkriegVerl. P. Reclam jun, LeipzigSUDOC record 047849878 · Library of Congress record 68139177
1969PotsdamF. A. Brockhaus, LeipzigLibrary of Congress record 73301145 · CiNii Books record BA70359898
1969Potsdam heuteL. Simon, München-PullachLibrary of Congress record 74480790
1974Brigada Internacional ist unser Ehrenname... Erlebnisse ehemaliger deutscher SpanienkämpferMilitärverlag der DDR, Berlinswisscovery record 991045167869705501

Editions in the catalogue

101950196019701980Died 19831956: 1 title1959: 1 title1961: 1 title1963: 1 title1966: 1 title1971: 1 title1974: 1 title1976: 1 title1977: 1 title1978: 1 title1981: 1 title
Editions of Hanns Maassen by year: 11 dated titles, 1956–1981, most in 1956 (1). Lines mark died 1983.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1950s2
1960s3
1970s5
1980s1