This woman's father Peter was a miner who died when she was six from a lung injury received during the war; her mother Maria suddenly dies while having cancer removed by Dr. Heinen. Her older brother Kurt introduced her to her ex-husband, the textile worker Brettloh. When a man asks her "How about us having a bang for a start?," she thinks "Bang, if that's what you want," reaches into her purse, pulls out a pistol, and shoots him. That man, Werner Totges, appears after she meets Ludwig Gotten at a carnival party, and ruins her life by printing a bunch of false rumors about her for the magazine Die Zeitung. FTP, name this woman ►whose "honour" is "lost" in the title of a 1976 book by Heinrich
This woman's father Peter was a miner who died when she was six from a lung injury received during the war; her mother Maria suddenly dies while having cancer removed by Dr. Heinen. Her older brother Kurt introduced her to her ex-husband, the textile worker Brettloh. When a man asks her "How about us having a bang for a start?," she thinks "Bang, if that's what you want," reaches into her purse, pulls out a pistol, and shoots him. That man, Werner Totges, appears after she meets Ludwig Gotten at a carnival party, and ruins her life by printing a bunch of false rumors about her for the magazine Die Zeitung. FTP, name this woman ►whose "honour" is "lost" in the title of a 1976 book by Heinrich Boll.
This woman's father Peter was a miner who died when she was six from a lung injury received during the war; her mother Maria suddenly dies while having cancer removed by Dr. Heinen.
Katharina Blum (either name!)