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America seemed like a promised land of no war and no poverty.

For many refugees, America seemed like a promised land, where there was neither war nor poverty. Journalist Robert Ross spent two years hiding from the Nazis in a Brussels museum. Now he can breathe into a free chest. But where can he find the strength to start his life anew? Robert is not alone. He sees the fate of other refugees. Doctors, art dealers, fashion models, actors - all of them are trying to cope with the pain that the war has left behind in their own way. Some drown their grief in alcohol, others throw themselves into work. Some continue to fight with the last of their strength. Others lay down their arms. Different people, united by the stigma of "exiles", are devastated by the longing for their past and tired of searching. Will they find their place in this shattered world?

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 global sensations that remain relevant to this day. Along with Hemingway and Aldington, Remarque is one of the iconic figures of the literary movement of the Lost Generation.