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Wolfdietrich Schnurre (22
August 1920 – 9 June 1989) was a
German writer. Best
known for his
short stories, he also
wrote tales, diaries, poems, radio...
- ISBN 978-0-8117-6784-2 – via
Google Books. Ericson,
Edward E. III (1998). "Karl
Schnurre and the
Evolution of ****–Soviet Relations, 1936–1941".
German Studies...
- Bärenburger
Schnurre is an East
German family film
directed by Ralf Kirsten. It was
released in 1957. Paul
Heidemann as Bürgermeister Axel
Dietrich as...
- Begräbnis (The Funeral) is a
short story by
German author Wolfdietrich Schnurre. It was
written in the
immediate aftermath of the
Second World War and...
- 1930s and
found common ground in both countries'
anticapitalism with Karl
Schnurre stating: "there is one
common element in the
ideology of Germany, Italy...
- Germany.
Ribbentrop followed up Schulenburg's
report by
sending Dr. Karl
Schnurre of the
Foreign Office's
trade department to
negotiate a German-Soviet economic...
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Germany sent an
economic delegation of 37
members headed by
Ritter and
Schnurre to
Moscow on 7 October.
While negotiations proceeded quickly at first,...
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Reichsmarks of
German industrial goods.
German Foreign Ministry official Karl
Schnurre noted at the time that "[t]he
movement of
goods envisaged by the agreement...
- Der Mann mit den Messern, Wanderer,
kommst du nach Spa…)
Wolfdietrich Schnurre (Ein Unglücksfall, Das Begräbnis), (Auf der Flucht)
Wolfgang Weyrauch (Tausend...
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meeting at Bannwaldsee, 16 parti****nts took part. To begin,
Wolfdietrich Schnurre read his
short story Das Begräbnis ("The Funeral").
After this, the other...
