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  • A Crime

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    Cavalry captain von Hecht is stationed in the small provincial town of M. His relationship with the lovely young wife of a fat merchant by the name of Starke provides him his only distraction. But von Hecht is already thirty-six, he has gotten over the romantic notions of his youth, and in his relationship with his mistress there is real passion, dangerous passion, on only one side.Genre: short ... Read more

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  • The Patrioteer

    Translated by Ernest Boyd ...
    In "The Patrioteer," Luiz Heinrich Mann constructs a provocative narrative set against the vibrant tapestry of 20th-century European political turmoil. The book employs a rich, evocative prose style that intertwines personal and political drama, exploring themes of identity, loyalty, and the complexities of nationalism. Mann's adept use of symbolism and allegory serves to critique the rise of ... Read more

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  • The Patrioteer - Heinrich Mann

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    The Patrioteer is a scathing critique of authoritarianism, social conformity, and the rise of nationalism in pre-World War I Germany. Heinrich Mann exposes the hypocrisy and moral decay of Wilhelmine society through the satirical portrayal of his protagonist, Diederich Hessling — a weak-willed yet ruthlessly ambitious opportunist who thrives on power and subservience. The novel dissects the ... Read more

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  • The Chief

    A Critical Portrait of a German Novelist, Social Satirist, and Voice of Exile

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    The Chief is Heinrich Mann's incisive anatomy of authority, political ambition, and moral compromise in the Germany of the late imperial age. Written in Mann's characteristic mode of social satire, the novel combines psychological portraiture with a broad critique of public life, exposing how rhetoric, bureaucracy, and class interest manufacture obedience. Its style is at once ironic and ... Read more

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  • Professor Unrat

    Small Town Tyrant

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    Professor Unrat, one of Heinrich Mann's most important novels, is a sharp and unsettling satire of authoritarianism, social hypocrisy, and the destructive abuse of power. The novel follows Professor Unrat, a rigid and despised schoolteacher whose pupils mockingly call him "Unrat" ("Filth"). Obsessed with maintaining discipline and his authority, Raat becomes increasingly consumed by his ... Read more

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  • The Loyal Subject

    A Satirical Portrait of Power, Obedience, and Wilhelmine Germany

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    The Loyal Subject by Heinrich Mann is a powerful political satire that exposes the psychology of blind obedience and the social mechanisms that allow authoritarianism to flourish. Set in the German Empire under Kaiser Wilhelm II, the novel follows Diederich Hessling, a timid and opportunistic man whose lifelong desire for security, status, and recognition gradually transforms him into an ... Read more

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  • The Poor

    A Critical Portrait of the German Novelist and Social Satirist

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    The Poor by Heinrich Mann is a powerful social novel that examines the tensions between wealth, privilege, and human dignity in Wilhelmine Germany. With incisive irony and a keen eye for social detail, Mann portrays a world in which economic power determines social standing and personal relationships, while those who lack wealth are forced to confront humiliation, dependence, and exclusion. At the ... Read more

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  • The Complete Works of Heinrich Mann

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    The Complete Works of Heinrich MannThis Complete Collection includes the following titles:--------1 - Flöten und Dolche2 - Flaubert und die Herkunft des modernen Romans3 - Der Vater4 - Professor Unrat oder Das Ende eines Tyrannen5 - Der Untertan6 - Die Ehrgeizige7 - Die kleine Stadt8 - Zwischen den Rassen9 - Mnais und Ginevra10 - Die Tote und andere Novellen11 - Die Armen12 - Ala... ... Read more

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  • The Patrioteer

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    "Der Untertan" (literally "the subject", translated into English under the titles "Man of Straw", "The Patrioteer", and "The Loyal Subject") is one of the best known novels of German author Heinrich Mann. The title character, Diederich Hessling, a dedicated "Untertan" in the sense of a person subservient to a monarch or prince, is an immoral man who is meant to serve as an allegory of both the ... Read more

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  • Die Ehrgeizige

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    aß er der Frau des Gemeindesekretärs die schöne Alba Nardini vorzog, mußte der junge Tenor Nello Gennari mit dem Leben büßen. Frau Camuzzi hatte geschickt gehandelt; niemand ahnte, sie sei es gewesen, die Alba auf die Frau des Schneiders eifersüchtig gemacht und sie in solchen Wahnsinn getrieben hatte, daß sie den Geliebten und sich erstach. Ungefährdet hätte sie weiterleben können. Vier Wochen ... Read more

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  • The Patrioteer (new classics)

    by Heinrich Mann ...
    Diederich Hessling was a dreamy, delicate child, frightened of everything, and troubled with constant earache. In winter he hated to leave the warm room, and in summer the narrow garden, which smelt of rags from the paper factory, and whose laburnum and elder-trees were overshadowed by the wooden roofs of the old houses. Diederich was often terribly afraid when he raised his eyes from his story ... Read more

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  • Alexander

    A sweeping tale of ambition, conquest, and the elusive nature of utopia. Klaus Mann's Alexander reimagines the life of Alexander the Great, exploring his relentless pursuit of power and the personal sacrifices he makes along the way. Set against the backdrop of ancient Macedonia and Persia, this historical novel delves into Alexander's complex relationships, his utopian ideals, and the corrupting ... Read more

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