Chan ges in the presentation of Anita Paschke:L Gunter de Bruyn's short story Freiheitsberaubung and Ulrich Plenzdorf's adaptation for the stage

Chan ges in the presentation of Anita Paschke:L Gunter de Bruyn's short story Freiheitsberaubung and Ulrich Plenzdorf's adaptation for the stage

by Andy Hollis

Book 34 of Working papers in literary and cultural studies / European Studies Research Institute --

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