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One of his stories describes a well-educated man who opts to work as a person who announces the title phrase in the railway. A prominent work of satire written by him is narrated through the perspective of Aunt Milla's nephew and describes the decay of Uncle Franz. In addition to "This is Tibten" and "Christmas Not Just Once a Year," one of his title characters spends a night with a girl in a haystack in his story "Kumpel."The protagonist of one of his stories recognizes the title inscription on a blackboard after confirming that he has been brought to his school, but silently whispers "Milk" after he discovers that his limbs have been amputated. In addition to "Stranger, Bear Word to the Spartans We…," his stories "That Time We Were in Odessa" and "Children Are Civilians Too" describe the experiences of soldiers in World War II, exemplifying his style of (*)"Rubble literature." He also wrote a novel about a woman who becomes a target of media sensationalism, causing her to kill Werner Totges. For 10 points, identify this author who wrote The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum.
One of his stories describes a well-educated man who opts to work as a person who announces the title phrase in the railway.
Heinrich Theodor {Boll}