F. A. Brockhaus F. A. Brockhaus i(A105117 works by) (Organisation) assertion (a.k.a. Brockhaus; VEB Brockhaus)
Born: Established: Leipzig,
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Germany,
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Western Europe, Europe, ;
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5 6 y separately published work icon The Life and Adventures of William Buckley : Thirty-Two Years a Wanderer Amongst the Aborigines of the Then Unexplored Country Round Port Phillip, Now the Province of Victoria John Morgan , ( trans. Helmut Reim with title Leben und Abenteuer des William Buckley ) Leipzig : F. A. Brockhaus , 1964 Z384014 1852 single work biography
3 3 y separately published work icon Country of the Dead : A Novel Lyndon Rose , Wiesbaden : F. A. Brockhaus , 1961 Z385824 1959 single work novel
1 y separately published work icon Black Douglas : ein australischer Roman Wilhelmine Guischard , Leipzig : F. A. Brockhaus , 1960 25544394 1960 single work novel
5 10 y separately published work icon Naked Under Capricorn Olaf Ruhen , ( trans. Unknown with title Nackt unterm Wendekreis : ein australischer Roman ) Wiesbaden : F. A. Brockhaus , 1959 Z114867 1958 single work novel Davis Marriner had been drawn into the wilderness of the Australian desert by specious tales of easy wealth, only to be robbed and abandoned by his companions. Naked and alone he lay beneath the fierce sun of Capricorn, and there he would have died but for Jeff Edrington, a travelling horse trader, who saved his life and taught him the rudiments of continued survival in this hard and unknown country. Through Edrington and the tribe of Aborigines among whom he later settled, Marriner was floated on a tide that carried him down the years to wealth and influence as the owner of a great cattle station, his name becoming known in the distant cities of the coast as that of an almost legendary figure. This impressive novel vividly illustrates the opening up of central Australia during the first four decades of this century and reflects the same deep concern for primitive peoples in an era of change that was so memorable a feature of Olaf Ruhen's tales of New Guinea, Land of Dahori. (Publisher's blurb).
2 3 y separately published work icon Pearls and Savages : Adventures in the Air, on Land and Sea - in New Guinea Frank Hurley , ( trans. Unknown with title Perlen und Wilde : Abenteuer in der Luft, an Land und auf See in Neuguinea ) Leipzig : F. A. Brockhaus , 1926 Z987920 1924 single work prose travel adventure (taught in 1 units)
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