Bukovina and no end in sight? This rhetorical question was already raised in the early 1990s in light of the rapidly increasing publications on the cultural history and, above all, the German-language literature of Bukovina. The present book sheds light on previously unknown or neglected aspects of this research area. While previously published essays on Georg Drozdowski only illuminate his work in fragments, this volume aims for a comprehensive overview of the period from its beginnings to the year 1945. Based on various theoretical approaches and numerous largely unknown literary texts, private documents, photographs, and official documents, the focus sharpens on Drozdowski's positions in the Kingdom of Romania and, for the first time, also describes his role in the German Empire.