Alexanderplatz: Berlin's Ulysses – archive, 1974 | Germany
<strong>4 April 1974</strong>: WL Webb reviews a reissue of Alfred Döblin’s classic novel about a small-time crook in Weimar-era Berlin
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<strong>4 April 1974</strong>: WL Webb reviews a reissue of Alfred Döblin’s classic novel about a small-time crook in Weimar-era Berlin
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