The goal for these pages is to show a picture of a book cover from every country and in every language that Dennis Wheatley was published in.
However, until that day, here is a sample of the few I have managed to obtain.
If you have pictures and details that I can include, please 
Countries yet to come
| Greece | Switzerland | Yugoslavia | ||
Languages yet to come
| Armenian | Flemish | Greek | Hindi | Maltese | Serbian | 
| Thulu | 
		
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| The Devil and all his Works | |
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| Peerage Books 1983 Printed in Singapore With thanks to Nic Minas  | 
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| Lahkoživa Princesa | |
| The Wanton Princess | |
| front of dustjacket | spine and front board | 
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| Založba Obzorja, Maribor December 1970  | 
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| El Territorio Prohibido | El Misterio de los tres suicidas | La Carrera de Roger Brook | La Sombra del Patibulo | 
| The Forbidden Territory | Contains the short story'The Snake'  | 
    The Launching of Roger Brook | The Shadow of Tyburn Tree | 
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| Editorial Molino, Barcelona 10 August 1935 (large digest magazine format)  | 
    Editorial Molino,  Barcelona June 1944( large digest magazine format)  | 
    Luis de Caralt, Barcelona September 1956 (softback)  | 
    Luis de Caralt, Barcelona September 1957  | 
  
| Biblioteca Oro № 111-39, Year 11 (A weekly illustrated story publication)  | 
    Biblioteca Oro  | 
    Coleccion Gigante | Coleccion Gigante Please note the mis-spelling of the author’s name,  | 
  
| Presagios de Tormenta | NOVELAS ESCOGIDAS | Fuerzas Oscuras | La Baronesa Negra | 
| The Rising Storm | SELECTED NOVELS «A compilation containing: La Espada del Desting (The Sword of Fate), El Talisman de Set (The Devil Rides Out), El Valle Fabuloso (The Fabulous Valley) and El Continente Perdido (They Found Atlantis)»  | 
    They Used Dark Forces | The Black Baroness | 
| Literal translation: “Dark Forces”  | 
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| Luis de Caralt, Barcelona December 1958 To see the underlying boards, Click here  | 
    Aguila, Madrid 1962  | 
    Editorial Bruguero. S.A., Barcelona Oct 1967 (softback)  | 
    Novaro 1968  | 
  
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| La Bruja Blanca de los Mares del Sur | El Talismán de Set | El Oscuro Secreto de Josefina | |
| The White Witch Of The South Seas | The Devil Rides Out | The Dark Secret Of Josephine | |
| Literal translation: “The Talisman of Set”  | 
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| Luis de Caralt, Barcelona Sep 1973 (softback)  | 
    Mondadori España, S.A., Madrid 1991 (softback)  | 
    Luis de Caralt, Barcelona  1968  | 
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| La Cabeza de Medusa, № 2 | |||
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c 1936  | 
    c 1976  | 
 
A Spanish film poster for ‘The Secret of Stamboul’  | 
    A Spanish film poster for ‘To The Devil A Daughter’  | 
 
		
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| The Quest of Julian Day | 
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Kanchana, 1986  | 
 
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c 1976  | 
 
A Thai poster for ‘To the Devil a Daughter’  | 
 
		
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| Dehşet Perdesi | Dehşet Perdesi | 
| Curtain of Fear  (literal translation : The Curtain of Horror)  | 
    Curtain of Fear  (literal translation : The Curtain of Horror)  | 
  
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| Translator : Adnan Erim | Translator : Adnan Erim | 
| Published by Yalçin Ofset, Istambul 1967 | Published by Yalçin Ofset. undated. | 
| Softcover in 2 volumes, Vol 1 on left, Vol 2 on right | Softcover reprint with the 2 original volumes appearing one immediately after the other in a single publication | 
The following title is not by DW, but is by a self-confessed DW fan, Giovanni Scognamillo. Giovanni is a Turkish author, who includes horror amongst his writings and corresponded with DW in the 1970s.  He is currently working on a revised edition of Dehşetın Kapilari (see below) and has recently found a publisher interested in publishing DW in Turkey.  His hope is that he will be the translator.
Watch This Space!
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