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B. Traven has 133 books on Goodreads with 27817 ratings. B. Traven’s most popular book is Macario.
Traven's best known novel, apart from The Death Ship, was The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, published first in German in 1927 as Der Schatz der Sierra Madre. The action of the book is again set in Mexico, and its main characters are a group of American adventurers and gold seekers.
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre: A Novel. by B. Traven | Mar 2, 2010. 103. Paperback. No featured offers available$2.93 (21 used & new offers) Hardcover. $3395. FREE delivery Tue, Mar 26 on $35 of items shipped by Amazon. Or fastest delivery Thu, Mar 21. Only 3 left in stock (more on the way). Mass Market Paperback. Other format: Audio, Cassette.
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B. Traven is the author of twelve novels, one book of reportage and several short stories, in which the sensational and adventure subjects combine with a critical attitude towards capitalism, betraying the socialist and even anarchist sympathies of the writer. B.
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Nov 24, 2020 · Government is the first installment of B. Traven's legendary Jungle Novels, a series of six books detailing the oppression and subsequent uprising of the Mexican Revolution. The story follows Don Gabriel, a bureaucratic official in an isolated government outpost in a remote village.
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He has sold over thirty million books, in over thirty languages. Film adaptations of his work include The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, which won 3 Oscars, Macario, the first Oscar nominated...
The first edition in English is a translation by B. Traven, published by Knopf in 1938. The White Rose <Traven called this novel a “document”, for it is based on an actual hacienda stolen from its ancestral Indian owners by ruthless American oil exploiters.
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