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- ↑ Anja Herrmann: Bühnen des Selbst
- ↑ Theresa Georgen / Carola Muysers (Hgg.): Bühnen des Selbst on SehePunk
- ↑ Ich bin nicht ich, wenn ich sehe on WorldCat
