by Kressmann Taylor · RBA · tapa dura · ISBN 9788498671803
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In 1932, German Martin Schulse and American Jew Max Eisenstein share a deep friendship and an art gallery in California. However, Martin decides to return to Germany, leaving Max in charge of the business. From that moment on, they commit to staying in touch through letters. But, with Hitler's rise to power in 1933, the relationship between them begins to deteriorate and the correspondence becomes a reflection of the ideological horror of Nazi Germany. This work, with an admirable economy of means, portrays the timeless mechanics that separate victims and executioners, becoming an unpredictable thriller and a profound reflection on the Holocaust.
