Federal Republic of Germany (Großes Verdienstkreuz) (1958) Grand Austrian State Prize for Literature (1961) Gold Medal of the capital Vienna (1967) Austrian Decoration for Science and Art (1968) A park in Vienna's Hernals district was named after Lernet-Holenia on 24 September 1999 The International Alexander Lernet-Holenia Society (Internationale Alexander Lernent-Holenia Gesellschaft) founded in Vienna in 1998 promotes the study, translation and publication of the author's works. Italian writer Roberto Calasso, a Franz Kafka scholar whose own writings reference Central European identity themes and tensions, serves at the Society's president. Bibliography Pastorale (1921, poetry) Kanzonnair (1923, poetry) Ollapotrida (1926, play) Szene als Einleitung zu einer Totenfeier für Rainer Maria Rilke (1927, play) Gelegenheit macht Liebe (also Quiproquo, as Clemens Neydisser, with Stefan Zweig, 1928, play) Die Abenteuer eines jungen Herrn in Polen (1931, novel) Jo und der Herr zu Pferde (1933, novel) I Was Jack Mortimer (1933, novel) The Standard (1934, novel) Der Baron Bagge (1936, novella) Tohuwabohu (with Hans Adler, 1936, play) Die Auferstehung des Maltravers (The Resurrection of Maltravers, 1936, novel) Der Mann im Hut (1937, novel) Mona Lisa (1937, novella, the story of Monsieur de Bougainville, the cavalier who falls in love with the girl by seeing the painting and attempts to find her) Mars in Aries (1941, novel) Beide Sizilien (1942, novel) Germanien (1946, poetry) Twentieth of July (1947, novella) On Resonant Shores (1948, screenplay) The Count of Saint Germain (1948, novel) Drei große Liebesgeschichten (1950, 3 stories including Mona Lisa, translated in German Stories and Tales) Count Luna (1955, novel) Die vertauschten Briefe (1958, novel) Prinz Eugen (1960, biography) Das Halsband der Königin (Paul Zsolnay Verlag, Hamburg/Vienna, 1962, historical study on the Affair of the diamond necklace) Die weiße Dame (1965, novel) Die Thronprätendenten (1965, play) Pilatus. Ein Komplex (1967, novel) Die Hexen (1969, novel) Die Beschwörung (1974, novel, as G. T. Dampierre) Filmography Abenteuer eines jungen Herrn in Polen, directed by Gustav Fröhlich (1934, based on the novel Die Abenteuer eines jungen Herrn in Polen) My Life for Maria Isabella, directed by Erich Waschneck (1935, based on the novel The Standard) I Was Jack Mortimer, directed by Carl Froelich (1935, based on the novel I Was Jack Mortimer) The Other Life, directed by Rudolf Steinboeck (1948, based on the novella Twentieth of July) Maresi, directed by Hans Thimig (1948, based on the short story Maresi) Escándalo nocturno, directed by Juan Carlos Thorry (Argentina, 1951, based