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Turlupin (1924)

by Leo Perutz

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On the face of it Turlupin is a straightforward picaresque historical novel with a strong element of fantasy and the pace of a good serial. However, it is much more than this. It is an ironic meditation on the meaning (or meaninglessness) of history.

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833.912Literature › German and related languages › German fiction › 1900- › 1900-1990 › 1900-1945

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PT2631.E5Language and Literature › German, Dutch and Scandinavian literatures › German literature › Individual authors or works › 1860/70-1960

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