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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9367-6sed within children’s literature. In the second half of the 19th century, picture books by Dresden artists such as Ludwig Richter, Oscar Pletsch and Hugo Bürkner addressed bourgeois childhood itself. They popularised romantic motifs such as paradise garden, . and childhood in words and pictures. As

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Alexander Burger,Sabine Burger-Stiebert which is almost forgotten today, some 100 years later. This article takes a close look at this text corpus and, above all, analyses its intergenerational inscriptions. It pursues the thesis that the Jewish fairy tale was intended as a narrative of Jewish nation building, a medium of memory and rec

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Andrea Gr?ppel-Klein,Dorothea Bauneis inscribed experiences of the postwar period into literary traditions of cultural knowledge. Her novel ., published in 1964, prompted controversial contemporary debates. Due to these critiques posed against the author and the work, the first edition of the novel was never reissued, erasing a sign