Heinrich Heine (1797-1856)
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Briefe von Heinrich Heine an seinen Freund Moses Moser.

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Correspondance inédite de Henri Heine : avec une préface et des notes explicatives.

Correspondance inédite de Henri Heine : avec une préface et des notes explicatives.

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Nachträge zu den Reisebildern / by Heine.

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Romanzero / von Heinrich Heine.

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Heinrich Heine's sammtliche Werke / Heinrich Heine.

Heinrich Heine's sammtliche Werke / Heinrich Heine.

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Heinrich Heine über Ludwig Börne.

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Germany / by Heinrich Heine.

Germany / by Heinrich Heine.

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Heinrich Heine's sämmtliche Werke.

Heinrich Heine's sämmtliche Werke.

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