by Daniel Vernet · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782268055091
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«Le roman de Berlin» is Daniel Vernet's historical essay, published by Éditions du Rocher in paperback (178 pages, in French).
Before 1871, Berlin was a young capital: a Prussian town despised by the elites. Against its nature, it became a symbol of militarism and the Nazi dictatorship. The East-West division froze its movement for forty years; after the fall of the Wall, it regained the role of laboratory of modernities and intellectual currents.
Published in 2005 and presented by Vladimir Fédorovski, it is part of the collection «Le roman des lieux magiques». It includes bibliographic references (pages 173-174) and an index.
It is aimed at readers interested in the history of Berlin and in its transformation as a cultural capital after the fall of the Wall.
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