A nightmare in Berlin
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Post -war Germany, Berlin. The first months of the city’s life after the defeat of the country in the Second World War. The poor life in the destroyed city. The Germans own a complex complex of feelings: national humiliation, shame and repentance for committed crimes, fear of punishment, a nightmarish sensation of themselves as an object of universal hatred ... and at the same time love for his country that has lost since the path of Europe.
The Hero of the Fallas is personally not guilty of war crimes, but feels his guilt for the weakness and lack of the whole nation. Listening to the reports of the Nuremberg Tribunal on the atrocities of the Nazis, he shudder tells himself that he did not know all this, deep down that, even if he knew, he would not do anything to prevent it.
"A nightmare in Berlin" is a bitter and honest evidence of an eyewitness about the most shameful and tragic pages in the history of the German people
The Hero of the Fallas is personally not guilty of war crimes, but feels his guilt for the weakness and lack of the whole nation. Listening to the reports of the Nuremberg Tribunal on the atrocities of the Nazis, he shudder tells himself that he did not know all this, deep down that, even if he knew, he would not do anything to prevent it.
"A nightmare in Berlin" is a bitter and honest evidence of an eyewitness about the most shameful and tragic pages in the history of the German people
Author:
Author:Fallad Hans
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00131-002-0
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