English Editions and Books
- Grenville, Bryan P.: Kurt Tucholsky: The Ironic Sentimentalist. London 1981.
- Hierholzer, Michael: Kurt Tucholsky 1890-1935 : aspects of the man and his works. Bonn 1990.
- Poor, Harold Lloyd: Kurt Tucholsky and the ordeal of Germany, 1914-1935. New York 1968.
- Tucholsky, Kurt: Castle Gripsholm. A Summer Story. Overlook Press. New York 1988.
- Tucholsky, Kurt: Deutschland, Deutschland über alles: a picture book. U Massachusetts Pr., 1972.
- Tucholsky, Kurt: "Germany? Germany": a Kurt Tucholsky Reader. With translations by Harry Zohn, Karl F. Ross and Louis
Kurt Tucholsky (alias Kurt Severing) is portrayed in the political/historical comic series Berlin by Jason Lutes.
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