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von Ingeborg Bachmann

Bachmann tells the story of lives painfully intertwined: the unnamed narrator, haunted by nightmarish memories of her father, lives with the androgynous Malina, an initially remote and dispassionate man who ultimately becomes an ominous influence. Plunging toward its riveting finale, Malina brutally lays bare the struggle for love and the limits of discourse between women and men.

von Marion Kummerow

In the heart of Berlin—a divided city simmering with tension and unrest—Floriane ekes out a living in a chocolate factory.She's not just an unassuming worker; she's a survivor, raising her younger sister in the shadows of a world still scarred by war.Vladimir, a Red Army Intelligence officer, is sent to East Berlin with a clear mission: to quell discontent against the Soviet Union. A chance encounter with Floriane ignites a forbidden love, but he hides a dangerous secret – until he’s forced to choose between his two true loves: his country and Floriane.Emboldened by the glimmer of hope following Stalin’s death, the East German citizens demand change. As the workers strike against oppressive quotas, Floriane and her sister join the protest, marching in the streets they call home.When Floriane is in peril, Vladimir's heart and conscience collide. Will he risk everything, including his own promising career, to rescue the woman he loves?Against the Odds is a gripping tale of passion, courage, and sacrifice, set against the backdrop of a tumultuous chapter in German history. Join Floriane and Vladimir on a thrilling journey through the smoky streets of Berlin, where love knows no boundaries, and heroes emerge from the most unexpected places.This book is based on the true events of the Uprising of the 17th of June 1953 in East Berlin.

von Stefan Zweig

Angst ist eine Novelle von Stefan Zweig, die 1910 in Wien geschrieben wurde und die Ängste einer Ehebrecherin zeigt.Irene Wagner, die Hauptperson der Novelle, hat einen Geliebten. Immer, wenn sie diesen verlässt, hat sie Angst, dass ihr Ehemann herausfindet, dass sie ihn betrügt. Eines Tages wird sie von einer Frau aufgehalten, die behauptet, Irene hätte ihr den Geliebten abspenstig gemacht. Diese Frau erpresst Irene, woraufhin sie ihr Geld gibt und flieht. Zu Hause schreibt sie einen Brief an den Geliebten, in dem sie sagt, sie könnte sich in den nächsten Tagen nicht mit ihm treffen. Da dieser jedoch weiterhin an die Beziehung der beiden glaubt, trifft sie ihn am nächsten Tag in einem Café, macht aber nur Andeutungen und lässt ihn im Ungewissen. Als sie nach Hause kommt, trifft sie die Erpresserin wieder und muss ihr noch einmal Geld geben. Daraufhin verlässt sie drei Tage lang nicht das Haus, was ihrer Familie auffällt.

von Martin Suter

At first they thought Konrad’s absentmindedness was due to his drinking. For years, he had been a benign parasite on the Koch family. But when their villa burns down because of Konrad’s forgetfulness, Elvira Senn, matriarch of the Koch family, puts him on a strict regime. No longer allowed his daily tipple, Konrad recovers and even falls in love. But then his condition deteriorates, and Alzheimer’s takes hold. As he loses his present, he regains his distant past, and this is what Elvira fears the most. As they wait for him to rewind to the crucial moment, his life is in danger from far more than a debilitating disease.