An author with this surname began his series The Great War of White Men with a satire (10[1])about an escaped POW pretending to be a deserter, The Case of Sergeant Grischa. Another author with this surname wrote a novel in which the title woman is discovered not to be the aristocrat “Christiana van Boolen,” leading her (10[1])to plan a robbery with the veteran (-5[1])Ferdinand. That author with this surname committed suicide in Brazil (-5[1])the day after (10[1])he finished a memoir (10[1])reflecting (10[1]-5[1])on Hitler’s rise (10[1])to power, The (10[1])World (10[1])of Yesterday. (10[3])In a novella (10[1])by an author with this (10[1])surname, imprisonment by the Gestapo leads Dr. B to split his personality into “White” and “Black” (10[1])in order to play chess (10[1])against himself. For (10[1])10 (10[1])points, (10[4])The Royal Game (10[2])is by an Austrian author with what (10[1])surname and the first name Stefan? (10[4])■END■ (10[15]0[15])