Wolfgang G. Natter, Literature at War 1914-1940. Representing theTime of Greatness' in Germany; David Midgley, Writing Weimar. Critical Realism in German Literature 1918-1933 [Book Review]

Thesis Eleven 69:99-102 (2002)
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