their victims. Los Angeles County coroner Thomas Noguchi recorded that the teenager bled to death. Survived by both parents, Marina Habe was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City following a requiem mass at Good Shepherd Roman Catholic Church in Beverly Hills. Habe's sixth and last wife was Hungarian actress and singer Licci Balla; they wed in 1954. Prizes 1942 Jerusalem Medaille 1945 Luxembourg War Cross 1972 Theodor-Herzl-Preis 1976 Großes Bundesverdienstkreuz 1977 Konrad-Adenauer-Preis Works Drei über die Grenze (1936) Eine Welt bricht zusammen (1937) Tödlicher Friede (1939), also published as Zu spät? (1939) and in American edition as Sixteen Days Kathrin oder der verlorene Frühling (1943) Wohin wir gehören (1946) Ob Tausend fallen (1941, A Thousand Shall Fall, about his war experiences in the French Foreign Legion) Walk in Darkness (1948) The Black Earth (1952) Ich stelle mich (1954, autobiography) Off limits (1955); Off limits, English translation by Ewald Osers published in Great Britain by Harrap, London, 1956 with dust-wrapper by George Adamson Im Namen des Teufels (1956) (filmed in 1962 as The Devil's Agent). Die Rote Sichel (1959) Ilona (1960) Die Tarnowska (1962; Countess Tarnovska) Tod in Texas (1964) Die Mission (1965, The Mission (first published in Great Britain by George G. Harrap & Co. Limited, London, 1966) Christoph und sein Vater (1966) Im Jahre Null (1966) Das Netz (1969) Wien, so wie es war (1969) Erfahrungen (1973) Palazzo (1975) Leben für den Journalismus (München : Droemer Knaur, 1976. ) Weg ins Dunkel (1977) Ungarischer Tanz Wie einst David Film adaptations The Cross of Lorraine, directed by Tay Garnett (1943, based on the novel A Thousand Shall Fall) The Ambassador, directed by Harald Braun (West Germany, 1960, based on the novel Die Botschafterin — under the pen name Hans Wolfgang) , directed by (West Germany, 1961, based on the novel Frau Irene Besser — under the pen name John Richler) The Devil's Agent, directed by John Paddy Carstairs (UK, 1962, based on the novel Im Namen des Teufels) , directed by Géza von Radványi (West Germany, 1966, based on a story by Hans Habe) Die Mission, directed by (West Germany, 1967, TV film, based on the novel Die Mission) The Net, directed by Manfred Purzer (West Germany, 1975, based on the novel Das Netz) Mission to Evian, directed by Erika Szántó (Hungary, 1988, based on the novel Die Mission) References External links 1911 births 1977 deaths Commanders Crosses of