Class 1902 [Jahrgang 1902.] Translated from the German by Edwin and Willa Muir.

Publication details: Martin Secker,1929,

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An autobiographical novel set during the Great War - as seen through the eyes of a boy (born, as Glaeser was, in the year of its title). A 'bitter satire', characterised by 'devastating sincerity' (blurb) - the book was publicly condemned by the Nazis.The rear flap carries the praise of Arnold Zweig, Thomas Mann, and Erich Maria Remarque.

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1929, pp. 326, crown 8vo, original blue cloth, lettered in gilt to upper board and backstrip, the latter against a red ground, top edge red, a few very faint spots to other edges and to endpapers, two Secker advertising leaflets for other German war novels loosely inserted, dustjacket with backstrip panel gently toned, very good

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