Fink, Georg (i.e. Kurt Münzer). Mixed lot of of four works, mostly in first edition. 19 x 12 cm. Original covers. Versch. Verlage, 1929-1937. Kosch, 20. ==References== XLIII, 305ff. – Contains: 1. I'm starving. Roman. OLone with protective cover. Berlin, B. Cassirer, 1929. - First edition. - 2. I'm starving. Roman. OLone. Berlin, B. Cassirer, 1932. - Volksausgabe. - 3. Painful children. Roman. OLone. Zurich, Humanitas, 1937. - Exile Archive 1449. - First edition. - 4. Mother and son. From the life of a German Frenchman. Roman. Okay. With illustrative. OEnvelope. Zurich, Humanitas, 1938. 133. - First edition. Kurt Münzer, who wrote under the pseudonym Georg Fink, was born in 1879 in Gleiwitz and died in 1944 in Zurich. His extensive work, which was translated into many spars at the time, is now widely forgotten. In addition to countless novels, he wrote plays, essays, fiction (for various magazines), reviews, etc. In 1933 he emigrated to Switzerland and worked as an employee of the Zurich Steinberg publishing house. In recent years Münzer/Fink has also been discovered by literary studies (see the bibliographical references in Kosch), Volker Weidermann also mentions him in his book of burned books (2008). Fink's books were banned by the Nazis in 1935. – Some minor traces of usage or minimally stained; preserved as well.