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Theodor Plievier

German writer of the naval revolt of 1918 and of the war novel Stalingrad (1945), who broke with the Soviet zone in 1947.

Lived
1892–1955
Also known as
Theodor Plivier · Theodor Otto Richard Plievier
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Theodor Plievier

Bibliography

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

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1946Haifische — RomanKiepenheuer, WeimarOpen Library
1946Im letzten Winkel der Erde — RomanKiepenheuer, WeimarOpen Library
1947Das gefrorene Herz — Erza HlungenKiepenheuer, WeimarOpen Library
1950Berlijn — romanF.G. Kroonder, HilversumOpen Library
1952Moskau — RomanVerlag Kurt Desch, MünchenOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

401920193019401950196019701980Died 19551929: 1 title1930: 2 titles1932: 4 titles1945: 1 title1946: 2 titles1947: 1 title1948: 1 title1951: 1 title1983: 1 title1984: 1 title1985: 1 title
Editions of Theodor Plievier by year: 16 dated titles, 1929–1985, most in 1932 (4). Lines mark died 1955.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1920s1
1930s6
1940s5
1950s1
1980s3