8655. Baum, Vicki, 1888-1960. Der Grosse Ausverkauf. Roman. Amsterdam: Querido, 1937, 253pp., very good yellow cloth, binding by Garnman, spine a bit darkened but well-preserved copy, $25
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12364. Döblin, Alfred, 1878-1957. Flucht und Sammlung des Judenvolks: Aufsätze und Erzählungen. Hildesheim: Gerstenberg, 1977, 232pp. . 19 cm, very good dust-jacket, very good white woven cloth with brown titles, $59
Exilliteratur. 1 Reprint. Originally published: Amsterdam: Querido, 1935. ISBN 3806706999

25829. Frank, Bruno, 1887-1945. A Man Called Cervantes. Translated by H. T. Lowe-Porter. New York: Viking Press, 1935, "First Published March 1935", viii, 301pp., good dust-jacket, worn around edges, faded at top of spine, very good orange cloth, a bit faded at top edge, $15
dust-jacket by Richard Floethe. "Like Zweig or Emil Ludwig he filled the popular demand for historical novels, with an added flavor of social critique and pacifism.".

7593. Gumpert, Martin. Der Geburtstag. Amsterdam: Querido, 1948, 178pp., brown cloth, reading copy, worn brown cloth, spine cocked, $15
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7239. Habe, Hans, 1911-1977, (subject). Gedenkreden für Hans Habe anläßlich der Trauerfeier in der evangelischen Kirche von Ascona. Olten: Walter-Verlag, 1977, 25pp., PAPERBACK, green cover, very good, $20
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1962. Harthern, Ernst, 1884-1969. Going Home. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1938, stated First Edition, 319pp., binding and paper solid, but chipped, worn and scuffed covers, ex-library with name blacked out, usable reading copy, $15
A Danish edition preceded, in 1934, and a german edition in 1936. The preface here is dated New York, 1938. The English edition appeared under the title: Going home; a modern Jew returns to Palestine; translated from the German by Gerald Griffin.

1964. Maass, Edgar, 1896-1964. Imperial Venus, a novel of Napoleon’s favorite sister. Indianapolis, New York, The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1946, 1946, later printing, 421pp., good dust-jacket, chipped and frayed around edges, very good red cloth, but chipped at top of spine, $17
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1821. Merker, Paul, 1881-1969. Deutschland. Sein oder nicht Sein?. Bd. 1: Von Weimar zu Hitler. Bd. 2: Das 3. Reich und sein Ende. Mexico: Editorial "El Libro Libre", 1944, and 1945, 424, 574pp., brown cloth, volume 1 very good with slightly bruised corners; volume 2 with nicely rebound with original boards and spine but strengthened and with new endpapers, foxing inside and some staining, but generally a good copy of the rare second volume, $350
Merker's fate in East Germany (he returned from exile in 1946) has been studied in Herf, Divided Memory.

7187. Neumann, Alfred, 1895-1952. Gitterwerk des Lebens. Los Angeles: Privatdruck der Pazifischen Press, 1943, 65pp., very good black half-cloth, cream-colored boards, previous owner's bookplate, $90
Nr. 175 of an edition of 250, of which 150 were signed and bound in leather. This: one of the normal numbered edition.

32808. Remarque, Erich Maria, 1889-1970. Flotsam. Translated from the German by Denver Lindley. Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1941, stated First Edition, 436pp., worn and soiled green cloth, front hinge wobbly, previous owner's initials on front pastedown, $12
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14469. Seghers, Anna, 1900-1983. The seventh cross. Translated by James Galston. Boston, Little, Brown, 1942, reprinted, December 1942, 338pp. 21 cm, dust-jacket quite torn and chipped around edges but complete, very good blue cloth, $25
Jacket drawing by George Kelley. This is the blue dust-jacket and states "Twelfth Printing" on the front flap.

13112. Seghers, Anna, 1900-1983. Das siebte Kreuz. Berlin, Aufbau-Verlag, 1946, 416pp. 20 cm, very good gray 1/4 cloth with printed paper-covered boards, slight wear to corners, $35
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