Solschenizyn und andere - Aufsätze über Solschenizyn, Babel, Bulgakow, Mandelstam, Chlebinkow, Bunin - Auskunft über Samisdat - bk680

by Horst Bienek

Solschenizyn und andere - Aufsätze über Solschenizyn, Babel, Bulgakow, Mandelstam, Chlebinkow, Bunin - Auskunft über Samisdat - bk680; Ullstein Verlag; Horst Bienek; pocket_book; 1974

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Published January 1, 1974

About the author

Horst Bieneck is best known for his “Gleiwitz cycle” of four novels about his native Silesia (Poland) “The First Polka” (1975), “September Light” (1977), “Time Without Bells” (1979) and “Earth and Fire” (1982). As a young man he was imprisoned in a Siberian labor camp until 1955, and his first novel “The Cell” (1968) describes his experiences there as a political prisoner. Later he worked in the media in West Germany while writing novels. He was the winner of the Nellie Sachs Prize, the Bremen Literature Prize and the William Raabe Prize.