did not get into the Bible (see Ethan (biblical figure)#In Literature). The Queen against Defoe, London 1975 Five Days in June, London 1977 (concerning the 1953 uprisings in the GDR) Collin, London 1980 Written in German Collin (1979) Der kleine König, der ein Kind kriegen mußte und andere neue Märchen für kluge Kinder (1979) Ahasver (1981) – published in English as The Wandering Jew (1984) Atta Troll. Versuch einer Analyse (1983 ) Schwarzenberg (1984) – novel about the Free Republic of Schwarzenberg Reden an den Feind (1986) Nachruf (1988) – autobiography Meine Cousine, die Hexe und weitere Märchen für kluge Kinder (1989) Auf Sand gebaut (1990) – short stories Stalin verlässt den Raum (1990) – political writings Einmischung (1990) Filz (1992) Radek (1995) Der Winter unsers Missvergnügens (1996) Immer sind die Weiber weg und andere Weisheiten (1997) Pargfrider (1998) Immer sind die Männer schuld (2002) Offene Worte in eigener Sache (2003) References Further reading Małgorzata Dubrowska: Auseinandersetzung mit der jüdischen Identität in Werken ausgewählter Schriftsteller aus der DDR, Lublin, 2002; . Hermann Gellermann: Stefan Heym: Judentum und Sozialismus. Zusammenhänge und Probleme in Literatur und Gesellschaft, Berlin, 2002; Regina U. Hahn: The democratic dream, Oxford, 2003; Peter Hutchinson: Stefan Heym: The perpetual dissident, Cambridge, 1992; Peter Hutchinson (ed.): Stefan Heym: Socialist – dissenter – Jew, Oxford, 2003; Gabrielle Oberhänsli-Widmer: Stefan Heym Ahasver (1981), Kirche und Israel: KuI; Neukirchener theologische Zeitschrift 23 (2008), S. 166–77, FreiDok plus - Stefan Heym: Ahasver (1981) Meg Tait: Taking sides: Stefan Heym’s historical fiction, Oxford, 2001; Dennis Tate: Shifting perspectives: East German autobiographical narratives before and after the end of the GDR, Columbia (SC), 2007; Reinhard K. Zachau: Stefan Heym, München, 1982; External links International Stefan Heym Association Stefan Heym, Five Days in June book essay by Elizabeth Clark 1913 births 2001 deaths 20th-century German novelists American male novelists United States Army personnel of World War II East German dissidents East German writers Exophonic writers German male novelists German socialists Heinrich Mann Prize winners Jerusalem Prize recipients Jewish emigrants from Nazi Germany to the United States Jewish novelists Jewish socialists Members of the Bundestag for Berlin Members of the Bundestag 1994–1998 People from Chemnitz People from the Kingdom of Saxony United States Army soldiers University of Chicago alumni Writers from Saxony Alterspräsidents of the Bundestag American emigrants to East Germany Jewish American military personnel Members of the Bundestag for the Party of Democratic Socialism (Germany) Ritchie