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What has the author Siegmar Hohl written?

Siegmar Hohl (1926-2011) was a German author and journalist. He is best known for his novels and short stories, which often dealt with themes of history, politics, and social issues. Some of his notable works include:

- Die rote Kapelle (1953): This novel tells the story of the Red Orchestra, a group of anti-Nazi resistance fighters who operated in Germany during World War II.

- Der gläserne Turm (1960): This novel tells the story of a young man who, after being released from prison, returns to his hometown and becomes involved in the local political scene.

- Das fünfte Siegel (1965): This novel tells the story of a group of German scientists who develop a new weapon that could potentially destroy the world.

- Die Wölfe (1971): This novel tells the story of a group of former Nazis who meet in a small German town to discuss their experiences during World War II.

- Die Flucht (1976): This novel tells the story of a group of East German refugees who flee to West Germany in search of a better life.

In addition to his novels, Hohl also wrote several collections of short stories and non-fiction books. His work has been translated into more than 30 languages.

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