/lit/ - Literature

I've recently read "Der dümmste Sibiriak" by Bruno Brehm and some books by Kurt Kluge and greatly enjoyed them. Sadly, most literature written in the 30s and 40s that wasn't Exilliteratur has become obsucre and quite hard to find these days.
Do you know any other good books written under the Third Reich, or are they rightfully forgotten?

Also, feel free to post some general German book recommendations and talk about German literature.

>Books recommended by anons:
https://pastebin.com/j3KDzJBZ

>Learn German
>Karl Sandberg's German for Reading is still considered to be the best book for acquiring the ability to read German.
https://languagelearning.site/german/german-for-reading/

>The FSI German Basic Course was developed in the 1960s by the US government’s Foreign Service Institute with absolute beginners in mind. It teaches you the necessary basics.
https://archive.org/details/Fsi-GermanBasicCourse-StudentText/Fsi-GermanBasicCourse-Volume1-StudentText

Don't be afraid of using apps like Duolingo or Babbel, they are also great tools, especially for training listening comprehension.

>>18102611
Yes.

>>18078809
Learn the language that you want to learn. Also, there's no one stopping you from just learning both.