Germany
- Lichtenstein by Wilhelm Hauff (16th century)
- Ekkehard by Joseph Viktor von Scheffel (10th century)
- The Warwolf (Der Wehrwolf) by Hermann Löns (Thirty Years' War)
- The Jew Suess (Jud Süss) by Lion Feuchtwanger (18th century, Joseph Oppenheimer)
- Vor dem Sturm by Theodor Fontane (19th century)
- Medea (Medea: Stimmen) by Christa Wolf
- Life on Both Sides of the Wall by Gunther F. Skaletz
- Perfume (Das Parfum) by Patrick Süskind (18th century)
- The Seventh Gate by Richard Zimler (set in Berlin in the 1930s and involving the Nazi war on disabled persons)
- Night Thoughts of a Classical Physicist by Russell McCormmach (German physicist during the early 20th century)
- Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann (19th century)
- El taller de los libros prohibidos by Eduardo Roca (Printing press origins)
- Measuring the World by Daniel Kehlmann (19th century)
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“It is the emotions to which one objects in Germany most of all.”
—Franz Grillparzer (1791–1872)