The Effingers
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| Produkt | Varenr. | Pris | Handling |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Effingers | 9781782279518 | 229,95 kr | Til butik |
| The Effingers | 9781782279518 | 229,95 kr | Til butik |
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The Effingers
229,95 kr
Til butik- Varenr.:
- 9781782279518
An engrossing, monumental epic of German-Jewish life in Berlin over four generations - a landmark book in English for the first time 'Amazing, courageous and significant' - NDR 'No other novel rescues the lost Berlin and the world of Jewish Berliners like this one. It is a work of disturbing truthfulness' - Süddeutsche Zeitung Germany, 1878: young brothers Paul and Karl Effinger leave the German provinces to seek their fortune in Berlin. Ambitious and talented, they soon establish themselves as entrepreneurs and marry the daughters of high-society families. A flourishing horizon opens before them, but the Great War and the youthful rebellion of the 1920s lay waste to bourgeois certainties, and, as the generations pass, a rising antisemitism begins to shadow their bright world. With dazzling historical sweep, Gabriele Tergit tells of the family's changing fortunes within the vibrantly evoked, ever-changing metropolis of Berlin. Full of parties, drama and the most delicious gossip, The Effingers is a vibrant, monumental portrait of Germany's Jewish life, in all its richness and complexity.
Læs mere hos Saxo DKThe Effingers
229,95 kr
Til butik- Varenr.:
- 9781782279518
An engrossing, monumental epic of German-Jewish life in Berlin over four generations - a landmark book in English for the first time 'Amazing, courageous and significant' - NDR 'No other novel rescues the lost Berlin and the world of Jewish Berliners like this one. It is a work of disturbing truthfulness' - Süddeutsche Zeitung Germany, 1878: young brothers Paul and Karl Effinger leave the German provinces to seek their fortune in Berlin. Ambitious and talented, they soon establish themselves as entrepreneurs and marry the daughters of high-society families. A flourishing horizon opens before them, but the Great War and the youthful rebellion of the 1920s lay waste to bourgeois certainties, and, as the generations pass, a rising antisemitism begins to shadow their bright world. With dazzling historical sweep, Gabriele Tergit tells of the family's changing fortunes within the vibrantly evoked, ever-changing metropolis of Berlin. Full of parties, drama and the most delicious gossip, The Effingers is a vibrant, monumental portrait of Germany's Jewish life, in all its richness and complexity.
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