Description
In the heart of Nazi Germany, Otto and Anna Quangel receive the devastating news of their son's death in battle, a tragedy that ignites a quiet rebellion against the oppressive regime. Driven by grief and a profound sense of injustice, they embark on a clandestine campaign of resistance, leaving anonymous postcards throughout Berlin that challenge Hitler's authority. Their small acts of defiance, though seemingly insignificant, draw the relentless attention of the Gestapo and the SS, placing them in constant peril. This powerful novel explores themes of courage, conscience, and the enduring human spirit in the face of overwhelming tyranny, showcasing the profound impact of individual action against a backdrop of state-sponsored terror.
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paperback
Penguin Books
Published Jan 1, 2010
605 pages
ISBN: 9780141189383
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Details
First Published
1947
Language
deu
Translation
From: deu
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Alone in Berlin by Hans Fallada.