Selected Works
Fiction:
- Südafrikanische Novellen, 1913
- Der Gang durch den Sand, 1916
- Die Olewagen-Saga, 1918
- Der Richter in der Karu und andere Novellen, 1926
- Volk ohne Raum, 1926
- Die dreizehn Briefe aus Deutsch Südwestafrika, 1928
- Das deutsche Südwester-Buch, 1929
- Was wir suchen ist alles. Drei Novellen, 1932
- Der Ölsucher von Duala. Ein afrikanisches Tagebuch. 1933
- Lüderitzland. Sieben Begebenheiten, 1934
published posthumously:
- Kaffernland. Eine deutsche Sage, 1961 (written 1911-15)
- Heynade und England, 1969/70 (written 1937-45)
Non-fiction:
- Englische Rede : wie ich den Engländer sehe , 1938 (published in English and German)
- Die Erzbischofsschrift. Antwort eines Deutschen, 1950 (published in English translation by Lyton Hudson as Answer of a German: an open letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1952
- Warum, woher aber wohin? 1954
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| Persondata | |
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| Name | Grimm, Hans |
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| Short description | |
| Date of birth | March 22, 1875 |
| Place of birth | Wiesbaden |
| Date of death | September 29, 1959 |
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