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German writer (1887-1912)
Also known as: Georg Theodor Franz Artur Heym, Георг Гейм, جورج هايم, ゲオルク・ハイム, 乔治·海姆, Гейм Георг
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- Am Ufer des blauen Tags dargestellt von Nina Schneider
- The thief, and other stories (1994)
- Poems (1964)
- Ophelia (1998)
- Georg Heym Lesebuch