Bertolt Brecht

Bertolt Brecht

Author of Galileo

Also known as: B. Brecht, Bert Brecht, Brecht Berold, Bertol Brecht, Bertolt Becht, Bertold Brecht ... (see complete list), Bertlot Brecht, Bertoit Brecht, Bertold Brecht, bertolt brecht, Bertotlt Brecht, Berholdt Brecht, Bertolot Brecht, Berthold Brecht, Bertoldt Brecht, Berthold Brecht, Bertholt Brecht, Berftolt Brecht, Brecht B, Bertold Brecht (edition surkamp), Bertolt: Notes By Eric Bentley: Brecht, Bertolt and Ralph Manheim (editor) Brecht, Bertold; Bentley, Eric (translator) Brecht, Bertolt; Bentley, Eric (translator) Brecht, Bertolt and Eric Bentley (translator) Brecht, Bertolt; Desmond I. Vesey (translator) Brecht, Bertolt (translations By Bentley, Eric Brecht, Bertolt Brecht; Editor And Introduction Eric Bentl, Bertolt; Revised English versions by Bentley, Eric

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