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Helmut Krausser
born in 1964 in Esslingen, is a writer of novels. His novels Der große Bagarozy (The Great Bagarozy) and Fette Welt have been adapted for the screen and star Jürgen Vogel. Helmut Krausser lives in Berlin.
Previous works, and translated editions, include:
Der grosse Bagarozy (Rowohlt, 1997) - Dedalus (UK); Jacqueline Chambon (France); Editora Nova Cultural (Brazil); Dogan Kitapcilik (Rowohlt, 2001) - De Geus (The Netherlands), Belfond (France); Die wilden Hunde von Pompeii (2004)
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