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Gunter Grass
Gunter Wilhelm Grass

Other authors, like Gunter Grass, translated this moral urgency into activism for the Social Democrats.

Gunter Grass in Germany took the thought one stage further, saying, "We need them."

Gunter Grass had the heretical idea of not proclaiming himself to be in complete agreement with this dogma.

Don't know if the Gunter Grass novel Crabwalk (2002) fits the parameters, whatever they may be, of "about the internet."

Most of them don't know Gunter Grass from Kurt Vonnegut.

Twenty years ago Gunter Grass would have been a plausible candidate for the prize.

Gunter Grass, the German novelist, spoke of the 100 or so German companies that helped Iraq become a military power.

The writer Gunter Grass said, "It is shameful that such an initiative is being undertaken only now."

The wall itself has now largely disappeared, replaced by what the German writer Gunter Grass has called a "social abyss."

Gunter Grass has assembled a body of work that is not so much a literary triumph as a clarion call to a people's conscience.