German Autumn
Interesting Facts
- The book is a collection of reports written by the author during his trip through post-war Germany in 1946.
- Stig Dagerman describes the ruined cities, hunger, and the suffering of people trying to survive in the aftermath of war.
- The author pays attention not only to physical destruction but also to the moral state of people, their hopes, and despair.
- The book is considered one of the most powerful and honest accounts of post-war Europe.
- Dagerman uses literary techniques to convey the atmosphere of the time and place, making the reports more emotional and profound.
Date of publication: 14 May 2024
Updated: 13 November 2026
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Genre: Non-fiction
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