Dog Years

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Dog Years is a 1963 novel by German author Günter Grass that forms part of his Danzig Trilogy, exploring Germany’s Nazi past through dark satire and multi-perspective storytelling.

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Dog Years canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
novel
author Günter Grass
awarded Prix Médicis étranger (for French translation)
linked to: Prix Médicis
countryOfOrigin Germany
follows The Tin Drum
genre historical fiction
magic realism
novel
satirical novel
hasMainCharacter Eduard Amsel
Walter Matern NERFINISHED
hasTranslation English
influencedBy German history
National Socialism
linked to: Nazism

World War II
literaryMovement postmodern literature
literaryStyle dark satire
nonlinear narrative
narrativePerspective multiple narrators
originalLanguage German
originalTitle Hundejahre
partOf Danzig Trilogy
precededBy Cat and Mouse
publicationYear 1963
publisher Luchterhand Literaturverlag
sequenceInSeries third novel of the Danzig Trilogy
setting Danzig
Free City of Danzig
Germany
theme Germany’s Nazi past
friendship and betrayal
guilt and complicity
identity
memory and remembrance
the Holocaust
linked to: Holocaust
timeSpanOfNarrative 1920s
Nazi era
linked to: Third Reich

post–World War II period
translator Ralph Manheim

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Günter Grass notableWork Dog Years
The Tin Drum followedBy Dog Years
Danzig Trilogy hasPart Dog Years
subject linked to: Cat and Mouse