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»Mit dem Vertrauen, daß wir einander nicht verloren gehen können« (Hermann Hesse)Es ist nicht leicht, Sohn eines berhmten Vaters zu sein. Zumal wenn der Vater hufig abwesend ist und dann auch noch die Familie zerbricht. Wie es Hermann Hesse und seinen Shnen Bruno und Heiner trotz allem Schwierigen gelungen ist, eine liebevolle, lebenslange Beziehung aufzubauen davon erzhlt dieser Briefwechsel, der fast 300, bislang unverffentlichte Briefe enthlt. Die hier wiedergegebene Korrespondenz setzt Anfang 1920 ein. Zwei Jahre zuvor hatte
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