Description
In 1927, a widower, Jewish lawyer Eduard Schwarz, bought a house on Matoušova Street in Smíchov to provide a dignified residence for himself and his family. He was fortunate to die before the Second World War began. Tereza Boučková, who lived in the house from birth until adulthood and returned there a few years ago, presents us with a nearly hundred-year-long story of the Schwarz descendants, as well as other residents of the house, intertwined with the history of the twentieth century in her novel. The author literally searches for their fates in real-time, and it is so intense that readers do not want to put the book down until they finish it. She writes emotionally, with irony, but also with sadness about the people whom both monstrous ideologies, Nazism and Communism, sought to humiliate, rob, imprison, or murder.
Interpreter: Jitka Ježková
Direction: Jan Drbohlav
Length of recording: 5 h 23 min
1 MP3 CD
Interpreter: Jitka Ježková
Direction: Jan Drbohlav
Length of recording: 5 h 23 min
1 MP3 CD
Information
Author: Boučková Tereza
Language: Czech
Publication date: January 17, 2025
Manufacturer: Euromedia Group, a.s.
Genres: Books, Audiobooks - czech literature, Audiobooks on cd
Type: Audiobooks on mp3 cd
ISBN/EAN: 9788028404659