Hans Carossa - Works

Works

  • Gedichte (1910) Poems
  • Eine Kindheit (1922) novel, translated as Childhood
  • A Romanian Diary (1924), about the 3 months he spent as a military physician on the Romanian Front during WWI.
  • Verwandlungen einer Jugend (1928) novel
  • Doctor Gion (1931)
  • Führung und Geleit (1933) essays
  • Tagebuch eines jungen Arztes (1955)

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