several German cities but suffered a stroke, and then decided to end his own life via an overdose of Veronal, procured for him by his wife. He was buried, without references to religion according to his wishes, in Ohlsdorf Cemetery in the position "Z 21-217" and his wife was cremated with her ashes buried at the foot of his grave when she died in 1965. The Alfred-Kerr-Preis für Literaturkritik was established in 1977. His Berliner Briefe for the Breslauer Zeitung were published as Wo liegt Berlin in 1997, Warum fliesst der Rhein nicht durch Berlin and as Was ist der Mensch in Berlin in 2017. Wo liegt Berlin was a best-seller and the proceeds were given by Michael and Judith Kerr to the Kerr Foundation in Berlin which awards an annual Kerr Prize for a young actor. An eight volume edition of his works has been published and a biography of 720 pages appeared in 2016. Family Alfred Kerr married for the first time when he was over 50, to Ingeborg Thormählen, who was much younger than he, and who shortly afterwards died in the 1918 flu pandemic while pregnant; the bereavement affected him deeply. His second marriage was to the talented musician, Julia Weismann (1898–1965) in 1920. Julia was the daughter of a Prussian Secretary of State, . The Kerrs' son Michael Kerr became a prominent British lawyer. Their daughter Judith Kerr wrote a three-volume autobiography and the children's books The Tiger Who Came To Tea and the Mog series; the writer Matthew Kneale is her son with Nigel Kneale, the author of Quatermass scripts. Works Godwi. Ein Kapitel deutscher Romantik (1898). Dissertation on Clemens Brentano. Das neue Drama (1905) Die Harfe (1917) poems Ich sage, was zu sagen ist: Theaterkritiken 1893–1919. Werke Band VII, 1. New York und London, travel O Spanien!, travel Caprichos (1926) poems Buch der Freundschaft (1928) children's literature So liegt der Fall Theaterkritiken 1919 – 1933 und im Exil Der Dichter und die Meerschweinchen: Clemens Tecks letztes Experiment Diktatur des Hausknechts Walther Rathenau. Erinnerungen eines Freundes Gruss an Tiere (1955) with Gerhard F. Hering Theaterkritiken (1971) selected criticism Ich kam nach England (1979) diary Mit Schleuder und Harfe (1982) Wo liegt Berlin? Briefe aus der Reichshauptstadt (1997) Warum fließt der Rhein nicht durch Berlin? Briefe eines europäischen Flaneurs. 1895 bis 1900 (1999) Alfred Kerr, Lesebuch zu Leben und Werk (1999) Mein Berlin (2002) Sucher