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How much does Claire Zachanassian offer for Alfred Ill's death?
Answer: One billion
Why: Even though the mayor refuses in the town's name, Güllen's people soon start buying goods on credit.
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What was the reading seat at Gruppe 47 meetings nicknamed?
Answer: The electric chair
Why: Whoever sat there read an unpublished text aloud and then had to take the critique in silence, with no right to reply.
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Which battle's epitaph does Böll's wounded soldier find on a blackboard?
Answer: Thermopylae
Why: He had chalked the line himself as a pupil three months before, too large for the board, which is why the title breaks off.
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Which animals does Borchert's old man say sleep at night?
Answer: Rats
Why: Rabbits are the near miss: the old man keeps 27 of them and promises to bring Jürgen one at dusk.
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Which king does Möbius claim appears to him in The Physicists?
Answer: King Solomon
Why: The visions are an act: Möbius feigns madness to keep his world formula, a discovery he thinks too dangerous, locked away.
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Which Israeli writer shared the 1966 Nobel Prize with Nelly Sachs?
Answer: S. Y. Agnon
Why: His half of the 1966 prize made Agnon the first Israeli Nobel laureate in any field.