Examples of using Traven in English and their translations into German
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Everything okay, Dr Traven?
Mitchell Traven, the guy with the clipboard.
Everybody, I'm Jack Traven, LAPD.
Jack Traven asked that you be brought out of harm's way.
There's no time for any stunts, Traven.
Traven was an illegitimate son of the German Emperor Wilhelm II.
We have to see this man, Traven, in New Mexico.
The city would like to avoid that event, Officer Traven.
Traven was the pseudonym of Adolfo López Mateos, the President of Mexico 1958-1964.
Huston denied identifying Hal Croves with Traven as early as 1948.
Traven, Traven's Works have been published in at least 40 languages and have been read for decades, all over the world.
During the visit reporters tried to induce Croves to admit to being Traven, but in vain.
If this Professor Traven has never heard of… you know, Mom or us twins… or all our dads or the experiment… you won't be upset.
Thanks to information obtained from the Bank of Mexico, in July 1948,Spota found a man who lived under the name of Traven Torsvan near Acapulco.
Yvonne Griesel's translation of Frédéric Sonntag's play B. TRAVEN has been nominated for the selection of especially recommended plays 2019 by the German-language Eurodram Committee.
Traven Torsvan Croves was also the name on the writer's official death certificate; his ashes, following cremation, were scattered from an airplane above the jungle of Chiapas state.
The Death Ship" was published by Knopf in 1934;it was soon followed by further Traven books which appeared in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Asked by journalists if he was Traven, Croves always denied or answered evasively, repeating Traven's sentence from the 1920s that the work and not the man should count.
Huston also brought the matter up in his autobiography, published in 1980, where he wrote that he had beenconsidering first that Croves might be Traven, but after observing his behaviour he had come to the conclusion that this was not the case.
Traven is best known for his short stories, first published in the 1920's, about the lives of ordinary Mexicans, which demonstrate a very accurate and insightful local knowledge.
All personal belongings, manuscripts, photographs and their negatives; all copyrights of the literary works and photographs by the author B. Traven, who wrote in different periods of his life under the names of Ret Marut, Hal Croves and Traven Torsvan Croves, also known as Bruno Traven, among others, are owned by Maria Eugenia Montes de Oca Luján and Irene Pomar Montes de Oca, referred to as the B. Traven Estate.
Traven- portrait of a famous nobody, in which he recounts various episodes from the adventurous life of the mysterious German writer B. Traven, whose books have sold more than 30 million copies worldwide.
Other theories===The above hypotheses, identifying B. Traven with Hal Croves, Traven Torsvan, Ret Marut and possibly Otto Feige, are not the only ones concerning the writer's identity which have appeared since the mid-1920s.
Traven is the nom de plume of an author whose biography is shrouded in mystery, made even more complex by the fact that his writings published in English, are full of Germanisms whereas those published in German are full of Anglicisms.
Asked by the crew members if he was Traven, he always denied, but he did so in such a way that his interlocutors came to the conclusion that he and B. Traven were indeed one and the same person.
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, reflecting the socialist and anarchist sympathies of the writer.

