Spectrum (book series)
Volk und Welt Spectrum is the title of a series of books published by Volk und Welt Berlin from 1968 to 1993 .
program
The titles of the series are mostly stories, short novels , novellas and powesti by well-known authors, but also compilations, film scenarios and poems. For the publisher, spectrum was an opportunity to explore the limits of what was currently allowed in the GDR ; Thus, following the advocacy of Franz Fühmann, the very first text by Sigmund Freud to be printed in the GDR appeared in a spectrum volume in 1982 . Even Günter Grass and James Joyce came here for the first time officially to the readers.
Up to 1989 authors from a total of 36 countries had been published, most of them authors from the Soviet Union (69 volumes). The total print run reached 4,901,900 copies. The length varies from 80 to 130 pages.
On the cover , which is otherwise completely black, the author was on the front cover in the upper quarter in white lettering at the top left, including the title with an explanation of the work next to it (e.g. stories ). At the top right was the VVW publisher's logo as a continuous zigzag and the name “Spektrum” below it. Under this uniform design was an image for the title, also in black, gray and white tones. The motifs come (except for one) from the artist and graphic designer Lothar Reher .
A publisher's program with annotations on the content appeared annually (at least 1972–1982) in the same design and format .
Because of the uniformly designed black dust jacket, it was also called the Black Series . Volumes one to seventeen are not numbered in the first edition.
Track list
Published | No. | title | author | Translation / Note |
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1968 | 001 | Workshop talks Three essays |
Maxim Gorky | ad Russian by Leon minor afterword by Ralf Schröder |
1968 | 002 | Four weeks with the legs up impressions |
Daniil Granin | ad Russian by Lieselotte Remané afterword by Astrid Kloock |
1968 | 003 | The garden of Mr. Nietschke short novel |
Kornel Filipowicz | ad Polish by Heinrich Olschowsky |
1968 | 004 |
The Ziegentur constellation narrative |
Fasil Iskander | ad Russian by Hans-Joachim Grimm |
1968 | 005 | The tensioner detective novel |
Brendan Behan | ad English by Annemarie and Heinrich Böll |
1968 | 006 |
The house de Mondez narrative |
Maurice Druon | ad French by Ewald Czapski |
1968 | 007 | Cadre worries in Paradise film novella |
Vlad Ioviță | ad Moldovan by Leo Hornung |
1968 | 008 |
Frank the Fifth / The Meteor Two dramas |
Friedrich Dürrenmatt | |
1968 | 009 | The Holy Well Roman |
Valentin Kataev | ad Russian by Juri Elperin , adaptation by Rainer Kirsch and Martin Remane afterword by Herbert Krempien |
1968 | 010 | In the net / The death of the torero Two dramas |
Alfonso Sastre | ad Spanish by Kurt Stern and Kristina Bärsch afterword by Andreas Klotsch |
1969 | 011 | The ransom novel |
Giuseppe Dessì | ad Italian by Yvonne and Herbert Meier afterword by Joachim Meinert |
1969 | 012 |
The loneliness of the long-distance runner short stories |
Alan Sillitoe | ad English by Hedwig Jolenberg and a follow-up comment by Hanne-Lore Biester |
1969 | 013 |
Theater novel / Notes of a dead novel |
Mikhail Bulgakov | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke afterword by Ralf Schröder |
1969 | 014 |
Südkurier story |
Antoine de Saint-Exupery | ad French by Paul Graf Thum-Hohenstein commentary by Klaus Möckel |
1969 | 015 |
The realm of this world short novel |
Alejo Carpentier | ad Spanish by Doris Deinhard commentary by Gisela Leber |
1969 | 016 | The Poet / The Heart Two short stories |
Ivan Kataev | ad Russian adaptations by Mimi Barillot and Harry Burck by Mimi Barillot and Wilhelm Tkaczyk afterword by Nyota Thun |
1969 | 017 | Spaceship ahoy! Utopian stories Dean McLaughlin: Spaceship ahoy !, Harry Harrison: Encounter in infinity, Fred Saberhagen: The long way home, Chad Oliver: Planned risk, Robert A. Heinlein: Have a seat, gentlemen! Robert Murphy: The Planet of the Damned, Clifford D. Simak: On the Frontier, Evan Hunter: A Million Dollars |
Dean McLaughlin , Harry Harrison , Fred Saberhagen , Chad Oliver , Robert William Murphy , Clifford D. Simak and Evan Hunter selected by Marianne Bretschneider , Hans Petersen , Klaus Schultz (eds.) |
In the second edition in 1970, the story by Robert A. Heinlein is no longer included. A. d. American by Charlotte Winheller , Walter Ernsting , Gerhard Böttcher, Peter Naujack and Gerhard Vorkamp with a comment by Klaus Schultz |
1969 | 018 | Bolshevik drama |
Mikhail Shatrov | ad Russian by Günter Jäniche |
1970 | 019 | Lenin's Language and Style. Six Essays |
Viktor Schklowski , Juri Tynjanow , Fritz Mierau , Boris Eichenbaum , Lew Jakubinski , Boris Kasanski and Boris Tomaschewski | ad Russian by Leon Nebenzahl et al . ed. and foreword by Fritz Mierau |
1970 | 020 |
The Roman expedition |
Per Olof Sundman | ad Swedish by Mignon and Erich Furreg |
1970 | 021 |
The life of Mr de Molière Roman Chronicle |
Mikhail Bulgakov | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke |
1970 | 022 | The third memory poems |
Yevgeny Yevtushenko | Bilingual. Edited by Aljonna Möckel and Harald Raab Afterword by Fritz Mierau |
1970 | 023 | The death of Mr. Baltisberger stories |
Bohumil Hrabal | ad Czech and afterword by Karl-Heinz Jähn |
1970 | 024 | Biography: a game | Max Frisch | with an essay on the author by Günter Hartung |
1970 | 025 | Difficulty understanding the Narayama songs narration |
Shichirō Fukazawa | ad French and ad Japanese by Klaudia Rheinhold and Bernard Frank Remark Ferenc Tökei |
1970 | 026 | Love and gravity Fantastic stories |
Pierre Boulle | ad French by Ewald Czapski |
1970 | 027 |
Our battalion commander . The place for the monument Two novellas |
Daniil Granin | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke and Marlene Milack |
1970 | 028 |
Hiroshima, mon amour movie scenario |
Marguerite Duras | ad French by Walter Maria Guggenheimer commentary by Ruth Herlinghaus |
1971 | 029 | The separation | Konstantin Simonow | ad Russian by Maria Riwkin |
1971 | 030 |
Invitation to the Comedy Castle |
Jean Anouilh | ad French by H. Käutner and F. Geiger commentary by Gerhard Schewe |
1971 | 031 |
The eternal philistine novel |
Ödön from Horváth | Follow-up remark from Hansjörg Schneider |
1971 | 032 |
The white steamer novella |
Chingis Aitmatov | ad Russian by Hans-Joachim Lambrecht afterword by Ralf Schröder |
1971 | 033 | Legend of Justice short novel |
András Mezei | ad Hungarian by Paul Karpati |
1971 | 034 | Spring in Cuba report |
Jean Villain | |
1971 | 035 | Tales in the most beautiful city in the world |
Tadeusz Różewicz | ad Polish by Roswitha Buschmann and Henryk Bereska afterword by Heinrich Olschowsky |
1971 | 036 | A thousand cranes prose |
Yasunari Kawabata | ad Japanese by Sachiko Yatsushibo and Oscar Benl |
1971 | 037 | Salty ice travel notes |
Viktor Konezki | ad Russian by Ruprecht Willnow |
1971 | 038 | The war is long over. Two TV games |
Erzsébet Galgóczi | ad Hungarian by Ita Szent-Iványi |
1972 | 039 | Dish of the broken narrative |
Shena Mackay | ad English by Ruth Krenn |
1972 | 040 | Vincent van Gogh Fantastic story |
Sewer Gansowski | ad Russian by Hannelore Menke |
1972 | 041 | The jumper attacks crime stories |
William Faulkner | ad American by Elisabeth Schnack |
1972 | 042 | The noose novella |
Wassil Bykau | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke |
1972 | 043 | Splendor and Death of the Joaquin Murieta Drama |
Pablo Neruda | ad Spanish by Klaus Möckel |
1972 | 044 | Return from the desert crime stories |
James Baldwin | ad American by Gisela Stege |
1972 | 045 |
It is written / The Anabaptists Two novels |
Friedrich Dürrenmatt | |
1972 | 046 | Jewgeni Schwarz - Man and Shadow Literary portraits |
Weniamin Kawerin , Nikolai Tschukowski, Michail Slonimski , Leonid Panteleev , Vera Ketlinskaja, Sergej Zimbal, Alexander Dymschitz , Dmitri Moldavski and Nikolai Akimow; Lola Debüser (ed.) | ad Russian by Lieselotte Remané |
1972 | 047 |
On the island she wanted to tell him a story |
Françoise Xénakis | ad French by Sybille A. Rott |
1972 | 048 | Russian songs lyrics and sheet music |
Wassil Bykau | Rimma Kasakowa (ed.), Sheet music for guitar by Christian Steyer and Willibald Winkler |
1972 | 049 | Small book memories |
Kazimierz brandies | ad Polish by Henryk Bereska |
1972 | 050 | Envy novel |
Yuri Olescha | ad Russian by Ingeborg Schröder Afterword by Ralf Schröder |
1972 | 051 |
On the farm tale |
John Updike | ad American by Fritz Lorch |
1973 | 052 | The dream of the good shepherd novel |
Peter Seeberg | ad Danish by Walter Baumgartner afterword by Alfred Antkowiak |
1973 | 053 |
Job or the death of Job's stories |
Jacques Doyon | ad French by Joachim Meinert |
1973 | 054 | My dungeon shook essays |
James Baldwin | ad American by Leonharda Gescher-Ringelnatz, Hans Georg Heepe a. a. selected by Hans Petersen follow-up remarks by Karl Heinz Berger |
1973 | 055 |
The Sunday Walk Two Pieces |
Georges Michel | ad French by Frauke Rother and Eva Schewe |
1973 | 056 | The star tales |
Johan Borgen | ad Norwegian and with a comment by Karl-Heinz Berger |
1973 | 057 | The find novella |
Vladimir Tendryakov | ad Russian by Günter Löffler |
1973 | 058 | The paradise tales |
Alberto Moravia | ad Italian by Ernst-August Nicklas |
1973 | 059 | The Selmenian short novel |
Moische Kulbak | ad Yiddish by Max Reich Afterword by Jutta Janke |
1973 | 060 | Rendezvous with the shadow Fantastic short stories |
Vasily Axjonow , Anatoli Tkachenko , Vsevolod Ivanov , Yuri Nagibin , Pawel Antokolski and Radi Pogodin | ad Russian by Charlotte Kossuth, Renata Landa, Thomas Reschke , Arno Specht and Ilse Tschörtner , afterword by Lola Debüser |
1973 | 061 | The lion and the pearl | Marianne Bretschneider (ed.) | |
1973 | 062 | Carnival tales |
Ranko Marinković | ad Serbo-Croatian by Angelika Schulz and Barbara Sparing afterword by Barbara Antkowiak |
1974 | 063 | Christmas in Sorrento impressions and thoughts |
Marietta Schaginjan | ad Russian by Arno Specht |
1974 | 064 |
Breakfast at Tiffany's Short Prose |
Truman Capote | ad American by Hansi Bochow-Blüthgen , Liselotte Fassbinder and others |
1974 | 065 | The high castle memories |
Stanislaw Lem | ad Polish by Caesar Rymarowicz |
1974 | 066 | Uproar of the Meek Tale |
Muchtar Auesow | ad Russian by Eckhard Thiele |
1974 | 067 | The blue man tales |
Adolf Muschg | |
1974 | 068 |
The Garibaldina story |
Elio Vittorini | ad Italian by Eckart Peterich |
1974 | 069 |
The Llano on Fire Tales |
Juan Rulfo | ad Spanish by Mariana Frenk afterword by Carlos Rincón |
1974 | 070 |
Interim balance sheet amendment |
Yuri Trifonov | ad Russian by Corinna and Gottfried Wojtek |
1974 | 071 | From a diary / speeches | Max Frisch | |
1974 | 072 | Legend of the Unrest novel |
Vladimir Kosin | ad Russian by Harry Burck afterword by Antje Leetz |
1974 | 073 | Fictitious report on an American pop festival novel |
Tibor Déry | ad Hungarian by Hans Skirecki |
1974 | 074 | The real life of Domingo Xavier tales |
Luandino Vieira | ad French by Kristina Hering |
1975 | 075 | Three sacks of garbage wheat novella |
Vladimir Tendryakov | ad Russian by Günter Löffler |
1975 | 076 | "Bächlein's rustling sounds so anxious ...!" Crime stories |
Patrick Quentin | ad American by Günter Eichel |
1975 | 077 | The bullfighting tales |
Yasushi Inoue | ad Japanese by Oscar Benl |
1975 | 078 |
The mulatto Solitude short novel |
André Schwarz-Bart | ad French by Eva and Gerhard Schewe |
1975 | 079 | The first unrest A concept |
Otto F. Walter | Afterword by Dietrich Simon |
1975 | 080 | The diary of the Penelope stories |
Kostas Varnalis | ad Modern Greek by Thanassis Georgiu |
1975 | 081 | Alpha Beta / The Partner Two Pieces |
EA Whitehead , Barry Hines | ad English by Carlsson and Böhnke |
1975 | 082 | A wild duck between the trees short novel |
Stanislaw Stratiev | ad Bulgarian by Ingrid Strojkoff |
1975 | 083 | There was no better brother novel |
Maksud Ibragimbekov | ad Russian by Charlotte Kossuth |
1975 | 084 | Orange novel |
Jytte Borberg | ad Danish by Ursula Gunsilius |
1975 | 085 | Cinema of old times tales |
Ivan Mandy | ad Hungarian by Hans Skirecki |
1975 | 086 |
Long farewell novella |
Yuri Trifonov | ad Russian by Eckhard Thiele |
1976 | 087 | The Ear Witness Fifty Characters |
Elias Canetti | |
1976 | 088 | The Manila Rope Roman |
Veijo Meri | ad Finnish by Anselm Hollo |
1976 | 089 | The crumbs of a man's year memories and stories |
Dylan Thomas | ad English by Erich Fried selection Hans Petersen |
1976 | 090 | The Second Invasion of the Martians Fantastic Tale |
Arkadi and Boris Strugazki | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke |
1976 | 091 | One love and so many stars novel |
Dimiter Natschew | ad Bulgarian by Henny Tschakarowa |
1976 | 092 |
Pedro Páramo Roman |
Juan Rulfo | ad Spanish by Mariana Frenk Remarks by Andreas Klotsch |
1976 | 093 | How the forest was bought / When the fireworks went out Novellas |
Yuri Nagibin | ad Russian by Charlotte Kossuth |
1976 | 094 |
Scenes from a marriage film scenario |
Ingmar Bergman | ad Swedish by Hans-Joachim Maass |
1976 | 095 | Dear beau-père novel |
Tibor Déry | ad Hungarian by Ita Szent-Ivanyi |
1976 | 096 |
Bloody winter tale |
James Kennaway | ad English by Klaus Schultz |
1976 | 097 | How I met the fish Stories |
Ota Pavel | |
1976 | 098 | By the third time the cock crows satires |
Vasily Schukschin | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke and Eckhard Thiele |
1977 | 099 | Cats game novel |
István Örkény | ad Hungarian by Vera Thies |
1976 | 100 | Early crane novella |
Chingis Aitmatov | ad Russian by Charlotte Kossuth |
1977 | 101 |
Zazie in the Metro Roman |
Raymond Queneau | ad French by Eugen Helmlé |
1977 | 102 |
Baroque concert short novel |
Alejo Carpentier | ad Spanish by Roland Erb |
1977 | 103 |
Dublin short stories |
James Joyce | ad English by Dieter E. Zimmer Afterword by Joachim Krehayn |
1977 | 104 | View from the balcony Novelle |
Irina Velembovskaya | ad Russian by Monika Tantzscher |
1977 | 105 |
Death of a Hunter Monodrama |
Rolf Hochhuth | |
1977 | 106 |
The namesake novella |
Daniil Granin | ad Russian by Lieselotte Remané |
1977 | 107 | In the Prater the trees bloom again satires |
Helmut Qualtinger | |
1977 | 108 | Yokohama novel |
Jósef Hen | ad Polish by Hubert Schumann |
1977 | 109 |
The Abbess of Crewe short novel |
Muriel Spark | ad English by Gisela Petersen |
1977 | 110 | Oranges in front of her window Tales |
Juerg Federspiel | |
1977 | 111 | His battalion narrative |
Wassil Bykau | ad Russian by Günter Löffler |
1978 | 112 |
The lovers novel |
Elfriede Jelinek | |
1978 | 113 | Manipulation novel |
Ireneusz Iredyński | ad Polish by Dietrich Scholze |
1978 | 114 | W or the memory of the childhood narrative |
Georges Perec | ad French by Thorgerd Schücker |
1978 | 115 | Mademoiselle Claude short prose |
Henry Miller | ad American by Kurt Wagenseil and Herbert Zand |
1978 | 116 |
The dwarf novel |
Par Lagerkvist | ad Swedish by Otto Oberholzer afterword by Manfred Müller |
1978 | 117 |
Youth narrative |
Wolfgang Koeppen | |
1978 | 118 | Flood novel |
Bohdan Czeszko | ad Polish by Hubert Schumann |
1978 | 119 | Letter from a stone house essay |
Brikt Jensen | ad Norwegian by Udo Birckholz |
1978 | 120 | He likes white saris short stories by Mridula Garg , PS Rege , Vijay Chauhan, Rajendra Yadav , Palagummi Padmaraju , Gauri Pant, Mohan Rakesh , Arun Joshi , Vasudevan Nair , Dharmendra Gupta , Kamleshwar , Yashpal , Bonophul and others |
Gertraude Neufert (ed.) | ad English by Joachim Meinert, Ernst Adler a. Renate Brandes; a. d Russian by Aljonna Möckel; ad Bengali by Lutz Baganz, ad Tamil by Vridhagiri Ganeshan |
1978 | 121 | My Pushkin. Pushkin and Pugachev Two essays |
Marina Tsvetaeva | ad Russian by Hilde Angarowa and Elke Erb |
1978 | 122 | Winter in the blood narrative |
James Welch | ad American by Roswith von Freydorf |
1978 | 123 | The polyp satires, grotesques |
Antje Leetz (ed.) | ad Russian by Erich Ahrndt among others |
1979 | 124 | I killed short prose |
Mikhail Bulgakov | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke ed. and with an afterword by Ralf Schröder |
1979 | 125 | The dream bridge stories |
Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ad American by Reinhild Böhnke and ad Japanese by Walter Donat |
1979 | 126 |
A hundred dollar misunderstanding novel |
Robert Gover | ad American by Hans Wollschläger |
1979 | 127 | The adventures of Fyodor Kuskin narrative |
Boris Moshaev | ad Russian by Aljonna Möckel |
1979 | 128 | The princess of the old moon tale |
Marina Jarre | ad Italian by Joachim Meinert |
1979 | 129 |
The greater hope novel |
Ilse Aichinger | |
1979 | 130 | Port of longing stories |
Marek Hłasko | ad Polish by Hubert Schumann |
1979 | 131 | Report on Sámur Roman |
Per Olof Sundman | ad Swedish by Walter Baumgartner |
1979 | 132 | The third best man tales |
Nirmal Varma selected by Gertraude Neufert |
ad Hindi by Helmut Nespital |
1979 | 133 | The Judgment Lyrical Reportage |
Vladimir Solouchin | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke |
1979 | 134 | The Roman excursion |
Beryl Bainbridge | ad English by Peter Kleinhempel |
1979 | 135 | The day at the beach narrative |
Armies Heeresma | ad Dutch by Jürgen Hillner |
1980 | 136 | The dark lady novels |
Yuri Dombrowski | ad Russian by Rosemarie Painado |
1980 | 137 |
Autumn Sonata / Face to Face film scenarios |
Ingmar Bergman | ad Swedish by Heiner Gimmler and Hans-Joachim Maass |
1980 | 138 |
The breath narration |
Thomas Bernhard | |
1980 | 139 |
Satan in Goraj Roman |
Isaac Bashevis Singer | ad American by Ulla Stallion |
1980 | 140 | Rembrandt's hat short stories |
Bernard Malamud | ad American by Annemarie Böll |
1980 | 141 |
Billions of years before the end of the world Fantastic story |
Arkadi and Boris Strugazki | ad Russian by Welta Ehlert |
1980 | 142 |
The death of a beekeeper novel |
Lars Gustafsson | ad Swedish by Verena Reichel |
1980 | 143 | Aden pamphlet |
Paul Nizan | ad French by Traugott King |
1980 | 144 | Rose exhibition Two novels |
István Örkény | ad Hungarian by Vera Ties and Paul Kárpáti |
1980 | 145 | The billing novella |
Vladimir Tendryakov | ad Russian by Erich Ahrndt |
1980 | 146 | Klail City and surrounding area Roman |
Rolando Hinojosa | ad Spanish and with afterword by Yolanda Julia Broyles |
1980 | 147 | Six foot earth short stories |
Nadine Gordimer | ad English by Peter Kleinhempel |
1981 | 148 |
The child eater novel |
Jacques Chessex | ad French by Marcel Schwander |
1981 | 149 | The regular rogue story |
Timur Pulatov | ad Russian by Leonore Weist |
1981 | 150 | The house specialty is short stories |
Stanley Ellin | ad American by Arno Schmidt , Kristin Wallstroem u. a. |
1981 | 151 |
The short letter to the long farewell / The left-handed woman Two stories |
Peter Handke | |
1981 | 152 | They remain nineteen novella forever |
Grigory Baklanov | ad Russian by Günter Löffler |
1981 | 153 | Near the sea | Peter Seeberg | ad Danish by Ruth Stöbling |
1981 | 154 | Like you, I like satires, grotesques |
Woody Allen | ad American by Benjamin Schwarz |
1981 | 155 |
The Adventures of Telemachus Narrative |
Aragon | ad French by Lydia Babilas |
1981 | 156 | The hated old tales |
ad English by Ingrid Rönsch, Monique Humbert and Liane Wagner | |
1981 | 157 | Nor a request | Adolf Muschg | |
1981 | 158 | The emergency brake Roman |
Antonis Samarakis | ad Modern Greek by Thomas Nicolaou |
1981 | 159 | The gray mouse novella |
Wil Lipatow | ad Russian by Günter Jäniche |
1982 | 160 |
The tennis player narrative |
Lars Gustafsson | ad Swedish by Verena Reichel |
1982 | 161 | The gates of paradise | Jerzy Andrzejewski | ad Polish by Henryk Bereska |
1982 | 162 | My sister Antigone Roman |
Grete Weil | |
1982 | 163 |
Children of the night novel |
Jean Cocteau | a. the French by Friedhelm Kemp |
1982 | 164 | Remembering a love story |
Mikhail Rostschin | a. the Russian by Renate Landa |
1982 | 165 | Dr. Fischer from Geneva or The Bomb Party Roman |
Graham Greene | ad English by Peter Michael and Hans W. Polak |
1982 | 166 | Enter you who suffer! Novella |
Anatoly Tkachenko | ad Russian by Charlotte Kossuth |
1982 | 167 |
The ghost writer's narrative |
Philip Roth | |
1982 | 168 | Forgetting and remembering novel |
Walter Vogt | |
1982 | 169 | The man with the dog nose novellas |
Regina Ezera | ad from Latvian by Welta Ehlert |
1982 | 170 |
The Schlaraffenbaum novel |
René Depestre | ad French by Eva Schewe |
1982 | 171 | Grief and Melancholy Essays |
Sigmund Freud | |
1983 | 172 |
Bluebeard tale |
Max Frisch | |
1983 | 173 | ... and the best wife of all A satirical confession |
Ephraim Kishon | |
1983 | 174 | The least of the brothers novella |
Grigory Baklanov | ad Russian by Waltraud Ahrndt |
1983 | 175 | The green goose pseudo-pieces |
Konstanty Ildefons Gałczyński | |
1983 | 176 | Style exercises | Raymond Queneau | ad French by Ludwig Harig u. Eugene Helmlé |
1983 | 177 | The men's club narrative |
Leonard Michaels | ad American by Christa Cooper |
1983 | 178 | Shadow. Diary of an illness diary |
Walter Matthias Diggelmann | |
1983 | 179 | Ardabiola Fantastic Novella |
Yevgeny Yevtushenko | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke |
1983 | 180 | Timely murder crime stories |
Hansjörg Martin , -ky , Irene Rodrian , Friedhelm Werremeier | |
1983 | 181 | The unleashed Zuckerman | Philip Roth | ad American by Gertrud Baruch |
1983 | 182 | Draft short prose |
Arvo Valton | ad Estonian and Hungarian by Alexander Baer and Hans Skirecki |
1983 | 183 |
Teorema or The Bare Feet Roman |
Pier Paolo Pasolini | ad Italian by Heinz Riedt |
1984 | 184 | The Doctor Emile Collection Fantastic Tales |
Nina Katerli | ad Russian by Renate Landa |
1984 | 185 | Swiss stories narration |
Urs Widmer | |
1984 | 186 |
The maids / the balcony pieces |
Jean Genet | ad French by Gerhard Hock and Georg Schulte-Frohlinde, post-poetry and remarks by Norbert Krenzlin |
1984 | 187 |
July's people novel |
Nadine Gordimer | ad English by Margaret Carroux |
1984 | 188 |
The foam of the days novel |
Boris Vian | ad French by Antje Pehnt , revised by Klaus Völker |
1984 | 189 | Novel without lie memories |
Anatoli Marienhof | |
1984 | 190 | The Testament of Odysseus. Master Tales |
Walter Jens | |
1984 | 191 | Given the woods tales |
Abraham B. Yehoshua | ad Hebrew by Jakob Hessing |
1984 | 192 |
Cat and Mouse Novella |
Günter Grass | |
1984 | 193 | Six tasks for Don Isidro Parodi crime stories |
Jorge Luis Borges , Adolfo Bioy Casares | ad Spanish by Liselotte Reger |
1984 | 194 | Between us dogs said story |
Jüri Tuulik | ad Russian by Ruprecht Willnow |
1984 | 195 | Not a beautiful country ... story |
John Cheever | ad American by Reinhild Böhnke |
1985 | 196 |
The Roman orphanage |
Hubert Fichte | |
1985 | 197 | Live and love stories |
Valentin Rasputin | ad Russian by Erich Ahrndt |
1985 | 198 |
Provocation essay |
Stanislaw Lem | ad Polish by Henryk Bereska |
1985 | 199 | Melodrama for a heroine from plastic short stories |
John Bryson | ad English by Rainer Rönsch |
1985 | 200 | What a strange novel |
Jannis Ritsos | ad Modern Greek by Thomas Nicolaou |
1985 | 201 | The separation of races | Charles Ferdinand Ramuz | ad French by Hanno Helbling |
1985 | 202 | Requiem for a Spanish farmer tale |
Ramón J. Sender | ad Spanish by Walter Boehlich |
203 | Memories of Bulgakov Literary Portrait |
Sergei Yermolinsky | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke | |
1985 | 204 | The houseboat on the Nile | Nagib Machfuz | ad Arabic from Nagi Naguib |
1985 | 205 | The wonderful story of the Sky-Cloud-Mountain | Lu Yanzhou | ad Chinese by Eike Zschacke |
1985 | 206 |
The auction of No. 49 novel |
Thomas Pynchon | ad American by Wulf Teichmann, with an afterword by Eva Manske |
1985 | 207 | The mermaids in Estonia An identification book |
Enn Vetemaa | |
1986 | 208 | Snuggle Shell Four erotic surprises |
Roald Dahl | ad English by Jürgen Abel, Werner Gronwald, Gisela Stege |
1986 | 209 |
The trace is still visible in the novella |
Daniil Granin | ad Russian by Charlotte Kossuth |
1986 | 210 | Epitaph of a royal gourmet novel |
Veljko Barbieri | ad Serbo-Croatian by Barbara Antkowiak |
1986 | 211 |
The ship of dreams / the city of women film scenarios |
Federico Fellini | ad Italian by Renate Heimbucher-Bengs and Beatrice Schlag |
1986 | 212 | The speck of dust and other love stories |
Various | selected and translated by Barbara Antkowiak et al |
1986 | 213 | The crimson scale insect Roman |
Ruben Howsepjan | ad Russian by Ingeborg Schröder |
1986 | 214 |
Charles Bovary, Country Doctor Romanessay |
Jean Améry | |
1986 | 215 | The marquis writes an outrageous letter | Javier Tomeo | ad Spanish by Elke Wehr |
1986 | 216 | Jossyps Ascension Satire |
Volodymyr Drosd | |
1986 | 217 | State of play messages to Max and other essay |
Wolfgang Hildesheimer | |
1986 | 218 | Trout fishing in America novel |
Richard Brautigan | ad American by Celine u. Heiner Bastian |
1986 | 219 |
Journey through the night narrative |
Friederike Mayröcker | |
1987 | 220 |
Mr. Palomar Roman |
Italo Calvino | ad Italian by Burkhart Kroeber |
1987 | 221 | The runaway stories |
Vladimir Makanin | |
1987 | 222 | Fringe short stories |
Donald Barthelme selection by Klaus Schultz |
ad American by Marianne Frisch and translator group at the English Institute of the University of Munich |
1987 | 223 | Opening and Closing the Mouth Frankfurt Poetics Lecture |
Ernst Jandl | |
1987 | 224 | Aesthetics in the Tram Essays |
José Ortega y Gasset | ad Spanish by Karl August Horst, Ulrich Kunzmann, Ulrich Weber, Helene Weyl |
1987 | 225 | The garden with the blackbirds tale |
Dimiter Korudshiev | ad Bulgarian by Barbara Antkowiak |
1987 | 226 |
Justice novel |
Friedrich Dürrenmatt | |
1987 | 227 | Everything you always wanted to know about sex but never dared ask script |
Woody Allen | ad American by Walle Bengs |
1987 | 228 | The fire narrative |
Valentin Rasputin | ad Russian by Erich Ahrndt |
1987 | 229 | The Caravan of Veils Tales |
Ismail Kadare | ad Albanian by Oda Buchholz and Winfried Fiedler |
1987 | 230 | Fuku! poem |
Yevgeny Yevtushenko | Translated to Russian and retouched by Aljona and Klaus Möckel |
1987 | 231 |
Fitzcarraldo / Where the green ants dream movie stories |
Werner Herzog | |
1988 | 232 | The old gringo novel |
Carlos Fuentes | ad Spanish by Maria Bamberg |
1988 | 233 | Carousel novel |
Eustachy Rylski | ad Polish by Kurt Kelm |
1988 | 234 | The pure waters of Kitesh grotesque |
Vladimir Tendryakov | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke |
1988 | 235 | Voices from the moon | Andre Dubus | ad Russian by Benjamin Schwarz |
1988 | 236 | The use of the word essayistic prose |
Sarrault Nathalie | ad French by Elmar Tophoven |
1988 | 237 |
Dog heart grotesque |
Mikhail Bulgakov | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke |
1988 | 238 | Copy of a nightmare tale |
Ana Blandiana | ad Romanian by Veronika Riedel |
1988 | 239 | The philanthropist comedy |
Hans Magnus Enzensberger | |
1988 | 240 | Because the seventh sense is sleep short novel |
Wilma Stockenström | ad English by Renate Stendhal |
1990 | 241 | In the Dutch mountains | Cees Nooteboom | ad Dutch by Rosemarie Still |
1988 | 242 | Fantastic novel |
J. Bernlef | translated by Maria Csollány |
1988 | 243 | Artists and models Erotic stories |
Anaïs Nin | ad American by Eva Bornemann |
1989 | 244 | Aurora's cause narrative |
Erich Hackl | |
1989 | 245 | Blue eyes black hair narrative |
Marguerite Duras | ad French by Maria Dessauer |
1990 | 246 | Get up and go to the novella |
Yuri Nagibin | ad Russian by Charlotte Kossuth |
1989 | 247 | The seven incursions of the Thamar Dor crime stories |
MY Ben-gavriel | ad American by Elisabeth Schnack |
1989 | 248 | How to love and leave America at the same time short stories |
John Updike | ad American by Uwe Friesel |
1989 | 249 | Oh! Short novel |
Feng Jicai | ad Chinese by Dorothea Wippermann |
1989 | 250 | The disappearance | Yuri Trifonov | ad Russian by Eckhard Thiele afterword by Ralf Schröder |
1989 | 251 | Why Beijing? / Why me? Two stories |
Michael Kruger | |
1989 | 252 | The wise rain tree / the scapegoat short prose |
Kenzaburō Ōe | ad Japanese by Buki Kim |
1989 | 253 | Rendezvous with a bird tales |
Tatiana Tolstaya | ad Russian by Ilse Tschörtner |
254 |
Who Killed Palomino Molero? novel |
Mario Vargas Llosa | ad Spanish by Elke Wehr | |
1989 | 255 | Love pain and all the damn stuff stories |
Doris Dörrie | |
1990 | 256 | Caligula / The Misunderstanding / The Just Pieces |
Albert Camus | ad French by Guido G. Meister |
1990 | 257 |
The wizard's tale |
Vladimir Nabokov | ad Russian by Dieter E. Zimmer |
1990 | 258 | The novel idea |
Kazimierz brandies | ad Polish by Henryk Bereska |
1990 | 259 | Shock Therapy Kolyma Stories |
Varlam Shalamov | ad Russian by Thomas Reschke |
1990 | 260 | Pull the plug, the water is boiling TV game |
Ephraim Kishon | Translation by Helmut Castagne |
1990 | 261 |
Animal farm narrative |
George Orwell | ad American by Michael Walter |
1991 | 262 | Diary of an old fool's novel |
Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ad Japanese by Oscar Benl |
1990 | 263 | What we talk about when we talk about love | Raymond Carver | ad American by Helmut Frielinghaus |
1990 | 264 | Schattentaucher Prose 61 Descriptions from the life of Ferdinand Alt |
André Heller | |
1991 | 265 | Winter in Afghanistan stories |
Oleg Yermakov | ad Russian by Ganna-Maria Braungardt and Renate Landa |
1991 | 266 | The Hrabak Roman Files |
Erih Koš | ad Serbo-Croatian by Edith Netzband |
1991 | 267 | The tower at the end of the world novel |
William Heinesen | ad Danish by Alfred Otto Schwede |
1991 | 268 | Quiet cemetery narrative |
Sergei Kaledin | ad Russian by Ganna-Maria Braungardt |
1991 | 269 | Trade winds narrative |
Michel Rio | ad English by Ingrid Nörenberg |
1991 | 270 | The Roman hunting carpet |
Gábor Görgey | ad Hungarian by Peter Sharp |
1992 | 271 | Snowball bush in the autumn novella |
Vasily Schukschin | ad Russian by Ruprecht Willnow |
1992 | 272 | Scandal in the town narrative |
Marek Nowakowski | ad Polish by Charlotte Eckert |
1992 | 273 | In Praise of Local Public Transport 11 not quite decent stories from Spain |
Monika Walter (eds.) Mercedes Abad , Rafael Alberti , Felix de Azua , Jospe Maria Fonalleras , Quim Monzó , Enrique Murillo , Sergie Pamies , Alvaro Pombo , Javier Tomeo , Manuel Vázquez Montalbán |
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1992 | 274 | No, I don't want to go to the sea | Francoise Xenakis | ad French by Hannelore Jubisch |
1992 | 275 | Jesus leaves Moscow A burned novel |
Jakov E. Golosovker | ad Russian and afterword by Lola Debüser |
1992 | 276 | From Abel to Zwilling A dictionary of life |
Michel Tournier | German by Joachim Meinert and Hellmut Waller |
1992 | 277 | An altar for the mother | Ferdinando Camon | |
1993 | 278 | The Black Cat Tales Pub |
Nagib Machfuz | ad Arabic by Susanne Enderwitz et al |
1993 | 279 | The ice architect | Marc Petit |
literature
Heinz Dieter Tschörtner : 35 years of international literature 1947–1981. A bibliographical compilation , 1982, Berlin: Verlag Volk und Welt, 360 pp.
Individual evidence
- ↑ See: Horst Buder: 250 spectrum volumes. The black and white series with the colored program, in: Simone Barck and Siegfried Lokatis (eds.): Window to the world. A history of the GDR publishing house Volk & Welt, Ch. Links Verlag, Berlin 2005, 2nd edition, p. 230.
- ↑ See: Simone Barck and Siegfried Lokatis (eds.): Window to the world. A history of the GDR publishing house Volk & Welt, Ch. Links Verlag, Berlin 2005, 2nd edition.
- ↑ See Hans-Peter Neumann: The large illustrated bibliography of science fiction in the GDR, Berlin 2002, p. 330.