Blumen für Hitler: Gedichte und Lieder 1956 - 1970 - Zweisprachig
- Sort Name
- Blumen für Hitler: Gedichte und Lieder 1956 - 1970 - Zweisprachig
- Release Date
- 1984-08
- Format
- Paperback
- Status
- Official
- Languages
- German, English
- Dimensions (WxHxD)
- ?×?×? mm
- Weight
- ? g
- Page Count
- 221
- Publishers
- Rowohlt
Annotation
Veröffentlicht im RTV August 1984
© 1964, 1966, 1968, 1970 by Leonard Cohen
© 1971, 1974 Last modified: 2026-07-20 (revision #297350)
Works
| Name | Author | Languages | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gedicht (Ich hörte von einem Mann) | German | Poem | |
| The Old Revolution | English | Poem | |
| Königin Viktoria und ich | German | Poem | |
| Lehrer (Ich traf eine Frau vor langer Zeit) | German | Poem | |
| Weil ich alles besitze | German | Poem | |
| Here We Are at the Window | English | Poem | |
| Er pfiff vor sich hin | German | Poem | |
| Alexander Trocchi, Public Junkie, Priez Pour Nous | English | Poem | |
| Suzanne (Suzanne nimmt dich mit) | German | Poem | |
| Ich sah dich auf einer griechischen Matte | German | Poem | |
| What I'm Doing Here | English | Poem | |
| Owning Everything | English | Poem | |
| Geschenk (Du sagst mir daß Schweigen) | German | Poem | |
| I Met You | English | Poem | |
| The Big World | English | Poem | |
| Gift (You Tell Me That Silence) | English | Poem | |
| Millennium (This Could Be My Little) | English | Poem | |
| This is for You | English | Poem | |
| Er bemüht sich | German | Poem | |
| Lied (Fast wäre ich zu Bett gegangen) | German | Poem | |
| Geschichte (Sie erzählt mir, ein Kind hätte ihr Haus gebaut) | German | Poem | |
| Schnee fällt | German | Poem | |
| Eine der Nächte in denen ich micht nicht umbrachte | German | Poem | |
| I See You on a Greek Mattress | English | Poem | |
| Song (I almost went to bed) | English | Poem | |
| Bist du sie nicht müde | German | Poem | |
| He Studies to Describe | English | Poem | |
| Found Once Again Shamelessly Ignoring the Swans... | English | Poem | |
| I Believe You Heard Your Master Sing | English | Poem | |
| Einer von uns kann sich nicht irren | German | Poem | |
| Two Went to Sleep | English | Poem | |
| A Kite is a Victim | English | Poem | |
| These Heroics | English | Poem | |
| Zwei schliefen ein | German | Poem | |
| Queen Victoria and Me | English | Poem | |
| Meiner Dame Lagerstatt | German | Poem | |
| Marita (Leonard Cohen poem, German translation) | German | Poem | |
| Snow is Falling | English | Poem | |
| A Cross Didn't Fall on Me | English | Poem | |
| Disguises (I am sorry that the rich man must go) | English | Poem | |
| Hitler the Brain-Mole | English | Poem | |
| Lovers (During the first progrom) | English | Poem | |
| Der Anzug (Ich bin in einen sehr teuren Anzug gesperrt) | German | Poem | |
| Dieses Pathos | German | Poem | |
| The Only Tourist in Havana Turns His Thoughts Homeward | English | Poem | |
| Wenn dieses amerikanische Weib | German | Poem | |
| Winter Bulletin (Toronto war nett zu mir) | German | Poem | |
| Ballad (My lady was found mutilated) | English | Ballad | |
| Er war schön wenn er da so allein saß | German | Poem | |
| He Was Beautiful When He Sat Alone | English | Poem | |
| Was ich hier mache | German | Poem | |
| Es ist gut bei Leuten zu sitzen | German | Poem | |
| The Cuckold's Song | English | Poem | |
| Die Musik kroch an uns vorbei | German | Poem | |
| Vergiß die alten Freunde nicht | German | Poem | |
| Stil (Ich glaube den Radiosendern nicht) | German | Poem | |
| Fest (Wenn du unter mir kniest) | German | Poem | |
| Song (The Naked Weeping Girl) | English | Poem | |
| Ballade (Man fand meine Lady verstümmelt) | German | Poem | |
| The Suit (I am locked in a very expensive suit) | English | Poem | |
| The Reason I Write | English | Poem | |
| The Genius (For you I will be a ghetto jew) | English | Poem | |
| How the Winter Gets In | English | Poem | |
| Letter (How You Murdered Your Family) | English | Poem | |
| Ich traf dich | German | Poem | |
| Hitler der Hirnmaulwurf | German | Poem | |
| Ich frage mich wie viele Menschen in dieser Stadt | German | Poem | |
| Finally I Called | English | Poem | |
| For My Old Layton | English | Poem | |
| Another Night with Telescope | English | Poem | |
| Dies ist für dich | German | Poem | |
| Winter Bulletin (Toronto has been good to me) | English | Poem | |
| Credo (Eine Heuschreckenwolke) | German | Poem | |
| The Failure of a Secular Life | English | Poem | |
| My Teacher is Dying | English | Poem | |
| Credo (A cloud of grasshoppers) | English | Poem | |
| Es fiel kein Kreuz auf mich | German | Poem | |
| Der einzige Tourist in Havanna wendet seine Gedanken heimwärts | German | Poem | |
| One Of Us Can Not Be Wrong | English | Poem | |
| Die alte Revolution | German | Poem | |
| Warnung (Wenn dein Nachbar verschwindet) | German | Poem | |
| It's Good to Sit With People | English | Poem | |
| Marita (Leonard Cohen poem, English) | English | Poem | |
| Noch eine Nacht mit Teleskop | German | Poem | |
| Ich glaube du hörtest deinen Meister singen | German | Poem | |
| Story (She Tells me a Child Built Her House) | English | Poem | |
| Suzanne Takes You Down | English | Poem | |
| Lied (Das nackte weinende Mädchen) | German | Poem | |
| Liebende (Im ersten Progrom trafen sie sich) | German | Poem | |
| I Wonder How many People in This City | English | Poem | |
| Poem (I Heard of a Man) | English | Poem | |
| This Morning I Was Dressed by the Wind | English | Poem | |
| Er lahmte | German | Poem | |
| Heute morgen kleidete mich der Wind | German | Poem | |
| The Music Crept By Us | English | Poem | |
| Warning (If your neighbor disappears) | English | Poem | |
| Brief (Wie du deine Familie ermordet hast) | German | Poem | |
| He Whistled to Himself | English | Poem | |
| Millennium (Das könnte mein kleines) | German | Poem | |
| Vorgarten | German | Poem | |
| Mein Lehrer liegt im Sterben | German | Poem | |
| Für meinen alten Layton | German | Poem | |
| Die große Welt (Leonard Cohen poem) | German | Poem | |
| My Lady Can Sleep | English | Poem | |
| Folk (flowers for hitler the summer yawned) | English | Poem | |
| Masken (Es tut mir leid, daß der reiche Mann gehen muß) | German | Poem | |
| He Was Lame | English | Poem | |
| Wieder einmal dabei, schamlos die Schwäne zu ignorieren... | German | Poem | |
| Alexander Trocchi, notorischer Junkie, priez pour nous | German | Poem | |
| Welcome to These Lines | English | Poem | |
| When This American Woman | English | Poem | |
| Wie der Winter hereinkommt | German | Poem | |
| Teachers (I met a woman long ago) | English | Poem | |
| Aren't You Tired | English | Poem | |
| Schließlich rief ich die Leute an | German | Poem | |
| The Hearth (The day wasn't exactly my own) | English | Poem | |
| Hier sind wir am Fenster | German | Poem | |
| Folklore (Blumen für Hitler gähnte der Sommer) | German | Poem | |
| You Do Not Have to Love Me | English | Poem | |
| Ein Drachen ist ein Opfer | German | Poem | |
| Das Scheitern eines weltlichen Lebens | German | Poem | |
| Warum ich schreibe | German | Poem | |
| Do Not Forget Old Friends | English | Poem | |
| Du brauchst mich nicht zu lieben | German | Poem | |
| Celebration (When you kneel below me) | English | Poem | |
| Willkommen zu diesen Zeilen | German | Poem | |
| Genius (Für dich will ich ein Gettojude sein) | German | Poem | |
| Der häusliche Herd | German | Poem | |
| One of the Nights I Didn't Kill Myself | English | Poem | |
| Front Lawn | English | Novel | |
| Style (I don't believe the radio stations) | English | Poem | |
| Hahnrei-Song | German | Poem |
Relationships
- Blumen für Hitler: Gedichte und Lieder 1956 - 1970 - Zweisprachig has photography provided by Rainer Drechsler(photographer)
- Blumen für Hitler: Gedichte und Lieder 1956 - 1970 - Zweisprachig was manufactured by Clausen & Bosse
- Blumen für Hitler: Gedichte und Lieder 1956 - 1970 - Zweisprachig has photography provided by David Gahr(American photographer)
- Last Modified
- 2026-07-23