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Der Steppenwolf

Hermann Hesse

Free public-domain ebook (Project Gutenberg #75802)

  • German
  • EPUB
  • Listen with on-device AI voices

One of Project Gutenberg's most-downloaded titles — 6,412 downloads.

Subjects

  • Psychological fiction
  • Germany -- Social life and customs -- 20th century -- Fiction
  • Life -- Fiction
  • Civilization, Western -- Fiction
  • Men -- Germany -- Psychology -- Fiction
  • Intellectuals -- Germany -- Fiction

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