Franziska Linkerhand

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Franziska Linkerhand

Author	Brigitte Reimann
Language	German
Publisher	Neues Leben
Publication date	1974

Franziska Linkerhand is a 1974 novel by Brigitte Reimann. Reimann worked on the book during the last ten years of her life. At the time of her death, she had just started the last, fifteenth chapter. In the following year the novel was published nonetheless, although in a heavily censored way.^[1] The uncensored version was not published until 1998.

References[edit]

^ Biography of Brigitte Reimann at Bücher-Wiki

External links[edit]

Franziska Linkerhand (Brigitte Reimann-Gesellschaft e.V.)

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