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The story in which he immortalized Erika , was indeed a remarkable piece of writing . Unfortunately , it could have no happy end ; for Erika was impervious to his wooing . So Süskind revenged himself by having her assassinated .
The story in which he immortalized Erika , was indeed a remarkable piece of writing . Unfortunately , it could have no happy end ; for Erika was impervious to his wooing . So Süskind revenged himself by having her assassinated .
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mas cable to our dear ones in Munich , if Erika had not pawned one of her finest belongings — the fur cape of which I had once so foolishly disapproved . How happy I was now that we possessed so valuable an object !
mas cable to our dear ones in Munich , if Erika had not pawned one of her finest belongings — the fur cape of which I had once so foolishly disapproved . How happy I was now that we possessed so valuable an object !
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I heard Erika's voice : it came , surprisingly , from the roof of the central building . “ Why do you jump all the time ? ” she asked . “ Why do you dance ? Stop dancing ! ” I answered , from the fountain : “ I don't dance at all : you ...
I heard Erika's voice : it came , surprisingly , from the roof of the central building . “ Why do you jump all the time ? ” she asked . “ Why do you dance ? Stop dancing ! ” I answered , from the fountain : “ I don't dance at all : you ...
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The Myths of Childhood 19061914 | 3 |
War 19141919 | 27 |
Civilized Education 19201922 | 53 |
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| Titel | The Turning Point |
| Autor/in | Klaus Mann |
| Veröffentlicht | 1942 |
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