Jens Bjørneboe (1920–1976)

Fra Deilig er jorden (1923) :
Det hvite hus

Den ensomme fest (1911) :
Den døde time; Angst; Midnat: Den siste nat; Landevei; Et aar er gaat; Jeg kan ikke; Barcarole, Spurven; Fluen; Musen; Lille Adam; Vestre gravlund; Sang ved vinen

Fra de hundrede violiner (1912) :
De hundrede violiner; Natten, som kommer; Den gule rose; Døden i skogen; En vise om Kari og Prest og Paal; Kvide; Kongen; Ved krucifiset;
Liv

Advent (1915) : I kongens hus; Ballade; Folkevise; Vuggevise; Salme; Ahasverus; I denne natt; Hvor er der en vei; Blade av en dagbok; Augustaften; Besvergelse; Et svar; Fire aar; Vor lykke; En rose; Epilog

Brød og vin (1919) :
Rettergang; Fra feltlaserettet; Væ victis; Døperen; Bibliografisk notis… (plus d'informations)

This book, translated to english from Norwegian, is based on the authors experiences as a journalist while touring through post-war Germany. Parts of the book are chilling in the description of some of the atrocities, and the dehumanization in the concentration camps. As horrible as it is to read the details in the book, I still think it's important to take it in that this happened not so long ago. I found the timeline a little confusing, and some of the characters as well. But this book was initially written as a play, which can be found in the last half of the book, and also some changes may be due to the translation. Overall a good read, and also a very different perspective from the regular stories during the war.… (plus d'informations)