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- A novel that, in an artistic sense, is a logical continuation of the novels On the Western Front Without Change and The Return
- One of Remarque's strongest novels. In the book, the author touches upon the topic of the formation of fascism.
- Republication of the novel as a separate book in a new author's design.
Germany in the 1920s. Rampant inflation, instability, and fear of the future... Ludwig, a World War I veteran, sells tombstones and moonlights as an organist in a mental hospital. There he meets a girl who suffers from a split personality. Love breaks out between them... In this crazy world, Isabella seems to be the only normal person...
About the author:
Erich Maria Remarque is one of the most famous writers of the twentieth century. His anti-war novels All Quiet on the Western Front, The Three Comrades, and The Arc de Triomphe are real world sensations that remain relevant to this day. Along with Hemingway and Aldington, Remarque is one of the iconic figures of the Lost Generation literary movement.
