relationship. The short film Haber, written and directed by Daniel Ragussis, attempts to examine some of the issues in the couple's relationship. The Habers also feature prominently in the novel A Reunion of Ghosts by Judith Claire Mitchell, where their characters are named Lenz and Iris Alter. Works such as The Greater Good (2008), directed by Celia de Wolff and written by Justin Hopper, portray Clara as deeply affected by her husband's research on gas warfare. Their lives are portrayed in the American television series Genius. In 2014 the film was released (directed by Harald Sicheritz). Clara and Fritz are also discussed, in brief account, in the book How to Hide an Empire: A History of the Greater United States by Daniel Immerwahr, when referencing the history of nitrogen's role in agriculture in American history. References External links Short biography of Clara Haber (Immerwahr) at Doomed Engineers Clara Immerwahr Award launched by UniCat in 2011 Clara Immerwahr in the Jewish Women's Archive 20th-century German chemists Jewish chemists German women chemists 20th-century German women scientists German Christian pacifists Lutheran pacifists University of Breslau alumni Converts to Lutheranism from Judaism 19th-century German Jews People from the Province of Silesia Suicides by firearm in Germany 1870 births 1915 suicides Fritz Haber Jewish pacifists Jewish women scientists Female suicides