The Grandaurs and the new era

This magnificent social epic covers the period from the seizure of power in 1933 to the Bürgerbräuattentat in 1939 – movingly told from the perspective of "ordinary people." Detective Inspector Karl Grandauer and his family experience Nazi Munich in the 1930s, from the seizure of power to the outbreak of war. It is a new era full of euphoria and hope. But also a time that demands a new attitude and a new sense of decency, and in which one must decide every day which side one is on. Willy Purucker, author of the multi-award-winning television series "Die Löwengrube," succeeds in this impressive and atmospherically dense family saga in viewing the major global political events through the eyes of "perfectly normal, ordinary people" and describing them in their language.


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