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writer known for her accounts of her persecution by the
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497:Film und Verhängnis. Blitzlichter auf ein Leben
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249:In 1945, Aichinger began to study
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1646:International Who's Who
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411:Die größere Hoffnung
276:Die größere Hoffnung
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95:Die größere Hoffnung
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1602:by Gail Wiltshire,
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335:Der gefesselte Mann
311:Hans Werner Richter
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656:Awards and honours
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1468:978-0-85496-042-2
1461:. London: Wolff.
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