Mein Leben
Mein Leben (German for "My Life") is the title of several German autobiographies, including those of the following people (Nota bene: the dates are of publication, not composition, and in some cases might refer to a later or posthumous edition):
- August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben (1868)
- Richard Wagner (1880)
- Franz Nissel (1894)
- Johann Gottfried Seume (1899)
- Leo Königsberger (1919)
- Paul von Hindenburg (1920)
- Wilhelm von Bode (1930)
- Friedrich Griese (1934)
- Hermann Eris Busse (1935)
- Rudolf Huch (1935)
- Robert Hohlbaum (1936)
- Simon Dubnow (1937)
- Adele Sandrock (1940)
- Albert Pagels (1940)
- Erich Raeder (1956)
- Alma Mahler (1963)
- Otto Hahn (1968)
- Oskar Kokoschka (1972)
- Emil Nolde (1976)
- Heinrich Harrer (2002) (Published in English under the name Beyond Seven Years in Tibet, My Life Before During and After in October 2006)
- Marcel Reich-Ranicki (2003) (English title The Author of Himself: The Life of Marcel Reich-Ranicki)
- Gunter Sachs, husband of Brigitte Bardot (2005)
- Christian "Flake" Lorenz (2011)
It is also the generic death-cry of German Schutzstaffel soldiers in the video game Wolfenstein 3D.
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