Berlin, 1945

Berlin, 1945

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2005 · Французский · Твердый переплет
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Set against the harrowing backdrop of post-war Berlin, Georges Bernage delves into the chaos and turmoil that marked the end of a devastating conflict. As the remnants of the city lay in ruins, the story unfolds through the perspectives of individuals navigating the challenges of surviving amidst destruction and uncertainty. The reader is drawn into a world where hope clashes with despair, capturing the complex emotions of those rebuilding their lives in a city that has become a symbol of both loss and resilience.

Through vivid storytelling and rich character development, Bernage paints a poignant picture of humanity in the face of adversity. The narrative explores the intertwining lives of soldiers, civilians, and refugees, each grappling with their own scars of war. As the dust settles and the echoes of battle fade, the characters are forced to confront their pasts while trying to forge a new future in a city that is slowly, yet stubbornly, rising from the ashes.

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Формат Твердый переплет
Страницы 176 страниц
Язык Французский
Опубликовано Jan 1, 2005
Издатель Editions Heimdal
ISBN-10 2840482010
ISBN-13 9782840482017

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