An edition of Der letzte Mensch (1964)

Der letzte Mensch

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Der letzte Mensch

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Carl Hanser
Language
German
Pages
112

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Cover of: Der letzte Mensch
Der letzte Mensch: Heitere Verse
1964, Carl Hanser
hardcover, dust jacket in German
Cover of: Der letzte Mensch
Der letzte Mensch: Heitere Verse
1964, Carl Hanser
hardcover, dust jacket in German

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First Sentence

"Ein Mensch, auf seinem Weg, dem raschen, Sieht auf der Fahrbahn eine Flaschen, Die dort ein Unmensch unbekümmert Hat liegen lassen, wüst zertrümmert."

Edition Notes

Errata slip inserted.

Published in
München, Germany
Copyright Date
1964

Classifications

Library of Congress
PT2635.O834 L4

Contributors

Cover Design
Gerhard Oberländer

The Physical Object

Format
hardcover, dust jacket
Pagination
112p.
Number of pages
112

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL5344233M
LCCN
72200570
OCLC/WorldCat
690204

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL1345591W

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