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The book of selected works by Josef Roth, one of the most prominent Austrian writers of the twentieth century, a native of the Ukrainian Brody, a participant in the First World War, presents three novels by the writer. In his masterpiece, Radetzky's March, as well as in The Capuchin Tomb, Roth traces the decline of the Habsburg Empire through the life of one family with deep nostalgia and impressive skill.