Wanderings by Theodor Fontane

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Erst die Fremde lehrt uns, was wir an der Heimat besitzen (English: "Only the strange land teaches us to appreciate the homeland"), wrote Fontane as he presented the first volume of his "Walks through the March of Brandenburg". This miniature anthology introduces Theodor Fontane author of "Effie Briest" and "Frau Jenny Treibel" as a master of literary form as an adept of the land of Brandenburg the lakes and forests surrounding Berlin.

Theodor Fontane: Wanderings. Hard Cover and Slipcase, 384 pages, 38 x 53 mm, Miniaturbuchverlag Leipzig 1998. German edition.

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