So viel Borchert war nie. Eine persönliche Zeitreise zu ausgewählten Ereignissen anlässlich von Borcherts 100. Geburtstag

At the occasion of the 100th birthday of the Hamburg writer Wolfgang Borchert, Dr. Hans-Ulrich Wagner has arranged a personal collection of literary events about the author.

To the collection (online, in German)

Wagner, H.-U. (2021): So viel Borchert war nie. Eine persönliche Zeitreise zu ausgewählten Ereignissen anlässlich von Borcherts 100. Geburtstag [There Was Never So Much Borchert. A Personal Journey through Time to Selected Events on the Occasion of Borchert's 100th Birthday]. Online on the website of the International Wolfgang Borchert Society: https://www.borchertgesellschaft.de/borchert-jahr-2021/ (31.5.2021)

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