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Harro Grabolle (2004) Verdun and the Somme Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó

Stuart Parkes and Fritz Wefelmeyer (eds) (2004) Seelenarbeit an Deutschland – Martin Walser in Perspective German Monitor No. 60, Amsterdam, New York: Rodopi

Hans Döbert, Hans-Werner Fuchs, Horst Weishaupt (Hrsg.) (2002) Transformation in der ostdeutschen Bildungslandschaft. Eine Forschungsbilanz. Opladen: Leske + Budrich

Tim Bergfelder, Erica Carter, Deniz Göktürk (eds) (2002) The German Cinema Book London: BFI Publishing

Regina U Hahn (2003) The Democratic Dream: Stefan Heym in America.
Exile Studies. An Interdisciplinary Series. Vol. 10, Oxford/Bern/Berlin/Bruxelles/Frankfurt/M./New York and Wien: Lang

Ralf Oldenbourg (2003) Martin Walser. Bis zum nächsten Wort. Eine Biographie in Szenen. Meerbusch bei Düsseldorf: Dirk Lehrach Verlag

Mark Allinson (2002) Germany and Austria, 1814-2000.
Modern History for Modern Languages Series.
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KLARO! A practical Guide to German Grammar Susan Tebbutt
London/NewYork: Arnold, 2001, 200 pp., ISBN: 0 340 76020, (Pb.) £12.99

German Grammar in Context; Analysis and Practice Carol Fehringer
London/NewYork: Arnold, 2002, 226 pp., ISBN 0 340 763108, (Pb) £14.99

Essential German Grammar Durrell, Martin; Kohl, Katrin; Loftus, Gudrun
London/NewYork: Arnold, 2002, 305 pp., ISBN 0 340 741889, (Pb.) £14.99

Jack Zipes (2001) Sticks and stones. The troublesome success of children's literature from Slovenly Peter to Harry Potter.
New York and London: Routledge

Ralph M. Leck (2000) Georg Simmel and Avant-Garde Sociology. The Birth of Modernity, 1880-1920. New York: Humanity Books

Jürgen Hultenreich (2001) Die Schillergruft.
Berlin: Weidler

Thomas Elsaesser with Michael Wedel (eds.) (1999) The BFI Companion to German Cinema. London: BFI Publishing

Gabrielle Hogan-Brun (ed.) (2000) National Varieties of German outside Germany: A European Perspective.
Oxford: Peter Lang