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15 4 y separately published work icon Heatwave in Berlin Dymphna Cusack , ( trans. Unknown with title Kuumalaine Berliinis ) Tallinn : Eesti Riiklik Kirjastus , 1964 Z42385 1961 single work novel
— Appears in: Hohullam Berlinben [and] Fekete villam 1969;
— Appears in: Zharkoe leto v Berlie [and] Solnetise-ceto eshche ne vse 1990;

'After ten years of happy marriage, Joy Miller, a young Australian woman, overcomes the reluctance of her husband to return to his native Germany. There she discovers the truth about his family background and his Nazi upbringing.' (Publisher's blurb)
12 3 y separately published work icon The Hunter James Aldridge , ( trans. A Hint with title Kutt ) Tallinn : Eesti Riiklik Kirjastus , 1963 Z117711 1950 single work novel
19 26 y separately published work icon I Can Jump Puddles Alan Marshall , ( trans. Laine Hone with title Ma suudan hupata ule lompide ) Tallinn : Eesti Riiklik Kirjastus , 1963 Z962560 1955 single work single work autobiography
— Appears in: IA umeiu prygat' cherez luzhi; Eto trava ; V serdtse moem 1969; (p. 13-227)
— Appears in: Moga Da Preskacham Lokvi 1981;
— Appears in: Kumurins un Kamolins; Es protu lekt pari pelkem; Vetras zens 1999;

I Can Jump Puddles is Alan Marshall's story of his childhood, a happy world in which, despite his crippling poliomyelitis, he plays, climbs, fights, swims, rides and laughs. His world was the Australian countryside early last century: rough-riders, bushmen, farmers and tellers of tall stories, a world held precious by the young Alan Marshall. (Source: Trove)
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