Child of All Nations
A haunting tale of exile and childhood resilience, Child of All Nations follows young Kully and her family as they flee across Europe when her father’s books are banned in Germany. Irmgard Keun captures the precarious existence of refugees through a child’s eyes, creating powerful fiction from the realities of displacement, mounting debts, and expired visas in pre-war Europe.
პროდუქტის ფასის ცვლილებაზე შეტყობინებები გააქტიურებულია. თუკი ეს პროდუქტი გაიაფდება, ამის შესახებ პირველი შენი გაიგებ.
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Experience pre-war Europe through the eyes of young Kully, whose family’s desperate flight from Nazi Germany reveals the haunting realities of political exile and displacement—a deeply human story that resonates with timeless questions about belonging and resilience.
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Child of All Nations by Irmgard Keun, translated by Marcel Misset, presents a compelling story of displacement and resilience in pre-war Europe. Published by Penguin, this powerful 176-page novel follows young Kully and her parents as they navigate the uncertain world of political exile. Unable to return to Germany where her father’s books face prohibition, the family becomes perpetual wanderers, moving from country to country as visas expire and financial resources dwindle. Through Kully’s perspective, readers experience the harsh realities faced by refugees and children of authors during this tumultuous historical period. Keun masterfully captures the anxiety and uncertainty of families caught between nations, creating fiction that illuminates the human cost of political oppression. This work stands as both historical testimony and deeply personal narrative, exploring themes of displacement, family bonds, and survival. The novel offers valuable insights into the refugee experience while delivering an engaging story of childhood resilience amid adult struggles. Perfect for readers interested in European history, refugee narratives, and coming-of-age fiction set against political upheaval. Add this essential Penguin edition to your collection and discover a forgotten gem of exile literature.
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| ავტორი | Irmgard Keun, Marcel Misset |
|---|---|
| გამომცემლობა | Penguin |
| გვერდების რაოდენობა | 176 |
| ISBN | 9780141188454 |
| ყდის ტიპი | რბილი ყდა |
| ენა | ინგლისური |
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