German literature

Heidi

Heidi (1879) by Johanna Spyri is a classic children's novel that follows the life of orphan Heidi in the Swiss Alps. Heidi, with her innocent wisdom, changes the lives of those around her, making the novel a timeless classic that has captivated generation

Heinrich Heine

Heinz Brandt, der Fremdenlegionär Nr. 101-110 (1915.)

A professionally bound set of 10 original newsstand novels from the legendary series. War issues in which Heinz Brandt, as a German soldier, takes part in the battles of World War I on various fronts. Extremely rare!

Heinz Brandt, der Fremdenlegionär Nr. 61-70 (1914.)

A rare opportunity for collectors! A professionally bound set of 10 original newsstand novels (Heftromane) from the legendary German series Heinz Brandt, der Fremdenlegionär, issues 61 to 70. Extremely rare on the market.

Heinz Brandt, der Fremdenlegionär Nr. 81-90 (1914./1915.)

A bound set of 10 original newsstand novels from the legendary series. Early war issues in which Heinz Brandt deserts from the Foreign Legion and fights in the ranks of the German army on the fronts of World War I. Extremely rare!

Heinz Brandt, der Fremdenlegionär Nr. 91-100 (1915.)

A set of 10 original bound newsstand novels from the legendary series. War issues in which Heinz Brandt, as a German soldier, takes part in the battles of World War I on various fronts. Extremely rare on offer!

Heiß wie der Steppenwind

In a whirlwind of passion, danger, and the distant expanses of the steppes, the heroes face a love that changes fate, but also temptations that demand courage, loyalty, and sacrifice.

Hengstparade

The novel follows a humorous and romantic story about relationships, love, and new beginnings, in which the heroine tries to reconcile feelings, expectations, and the chaos of everyday life.

Homo faber

Homo Faber by Max Friš is one of the most important and most read books of the 20th century: engineer Valter Faber believes in his rational view of the world, which is permanently shattered by a 'love story'.

Hura, još živimo

The novel follows the life of Jakob Formann from 1946 to 1976: from a poor returnee from the war, through business ups and downs, love, marriages and scandals, to becoming one of the richest and most famous people in Germany.