Literature
All titles are in German:
- Pop Nonstop – Caroline Gerlach, VEB Lied der Zeit, 1985.
- Über sieben Brücken – Wolfgang Schumann, Henschel Verlag, 1995.
- Meine Jahre mit Karat ("My Years with Karat") – Jens Fritzsche, 2005.
- Über sieben Brücken musst du gehn – Christine Dähn, Verlag Neues Leben, 2010.
- Karat (1) (Songbook) – Gert Friedrich, HMV, 1980.
- Karat (2) (Songbook) – Gert Friedrich, HMV, 1981.
- Karat (3) (Songbook) – Gert Friedrich, HMV, 1984.
- Über sieben Brücken (Songbook) – Gert Friedrich, HMV, 1985.
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