81. Radio Free Mike: My Century, By Günter Grass Günter grass’ new novel, “My Century,” is a pastiche of 100 little stories rooted in the political surges of Germany’s violent and fascinating past 100 http://radiofreemike.com/nonfiction/my-century-by-guenter-grass

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82. The Chronicle Of Higher Education Günter grass rose to international prominence in 1959 with the publication of his novel The Tin Drum, an unsparing, satirical glimpse of Germany in the http://chronicle.com/weekly/v53/i04/04b00401.htm

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83. Resemblance Of Things Past - The Boston Globe Günter grass s shadowy account of his long and eventful life, Such a dematerializing note keys Günter grass s memoir, or perhaps antimemoir. http://www.boston.com/ae/books/articles/2007/06/24/resemblance_of_things_past/

Movies Restaurants Food Events ... Books Resemblance of things past Günter Grass's shadowy account of his long and eventful life, Peeling the Onion, is far less convincing than his fiction June 24, 2007 Peeling the Onion Translated, from the German, by Michael Henry Heim Harcourt , 425 pp., illustrated, At a party in Jerusalem many years ago, an American millionaire glad-handed a venerable Israeli paleontologist whose desert life among the Bedouins had taught him the modesty of indirection. "I'm Ben Hirsch, that's me," the American announced. "I'm Jacov Ben-Tor," the old man answered, "but that isn't me." Part of this lies in the painful burden of confession. Late in the war, the 16-year-old Grass was drafted into a ragtag Waffen - SS division soon to disintegrate before the unstoppable Soviet advance. The writer, whose entire literary and political career has been a battle against his society's hypocrisy and reaction, had never disclosed this, and when he finally did, in 2006, in a German edition of this book, it stirred up a storm. Perhaps his silence was as much from embarrassment as from shame; after all, along with a hodgepodge of youngsters and oldsters, he'd done little but flee. The real shame lay elsewhere, and it is central to his wincing recollection. It lay in the fact that as a boy he'd been an enthusiastic little Nazi, though not a fanatic (he was never, he tells us, an informer); and that he had failed to ask questions, even within his family, about the unexplained disappearance of a teacher, the smashing of a synagogue in his Danzig (now Gdansk ) neighborhood, and the execution of an uncle who'd resisted the Nazi occupation of the supposed international free city.

84. Günter Grass Peeling His Onion@Everything2.com Günter grass peeling his onion. printable version chaos. Y know, if you login, you can write something here. You can also Create a New User if you don t http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1842064

85. Tantor Audio Books : Günter Grass Günter grass was born in Danzig, Germany, in 1927. A novelist, playwright, essayist, graphic artist, and poet, he is the author of many acclaimed books. http://www.tantor.com/AuthorDetail.asp?Author=Grass_G

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