Sansibar Oder Der Letzte Grund

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Discover Alfred Andersch’s *Sansibar Oder Der Letzte Grund*, a poignant exploration of moral courage in Nazi Germany. This literary masterpiece, set in a small coastal town, intricately weaves together the lives of a communist fisherman, a conflicted pastor, a Jewish girl seeking refuge, and a disillusioned Hitler Youth member. As they navigate the oppressive regime, their paths converge in a desperate act of resistance centered around the island of Sansibar. Andersch, renowned for his insightful prose, masterfully portrays the characters’ internal struggles and their unwavering hope amidst despair. This English-language paperback edition, published by Diogenes Verlag, offers a compelling glimpse into the human spirit’s resilience during wartime. Ideal for readers of contemporary and literary fiction, *Sansibar Oder Der Letzte Grund* is a powerful testament to the enduring importance of individual action and the fight against tyranny.

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German novel

**Embark on a Journey of Hope and Resistance with Alfred Andersch's *Sansibar Oder Der Letzte Grund*** Delve into the heart of Nazi Germany with Alfred Andersch's compelling novel, *Sansibar Oder Der Letzte Grund* (Sansibar or The Last Reason). This powerful literary work, presented here in its English language paperback edition, explores themes of resistance, courage, and the search for meaning amidst the encroaching darkness of World War II. First published in German in 1957, and now available in a modern paperback format, *Sansibar Oder Der Letzte Grund* is a timeless classic that continues to resonate with readers today. Andersch, a German writer known for his insightful and thought-provoking prose, masterfully weaves together the stories of several disparate characters whose lives intersect in a small North German coastal town: a communist fisherman, a skeptical pastor, a young Jewish girl, and a member of the Hitler Youth wrestling with his conscience. Driven by their individual circumstances, each character is forced to confront the moral and political realities of their time. The fisherman risks everything to help the young Jewish girl escape to Sweden via the island of Sansibar. The pastor, grappling with his faith, is challenged to take a stand against the rising tide of Nazi ideology. And the Hitler Youth member, torn between duty and doubt, grapples with the true nature of the regime he serves. Andersch's writing is characterized by its stark realism and psychological depth. He explores the complexities of human behavior in the face of oppression, portraying characters who are both flawed and heroic. *Sansibar Oder Der Letzte Grund* is more than just a historical novel; it is a profound exploration of the human spirit and the enduring power of hope in the darkest of times. This edition, published by Diogenes Verlag AG, Switzerland, offers readers a chance to experience this important work of German literature in a beautifully presented and accessible format. At 178 pages, this paperback is a perfect addition to any collection of contemporary, literary, or genre fiction. Whether you are a longtime fan of Alfred Andersch or a newcomer to his work, *Sansibar Oder Der Letzte Grund* is a novel that will stay with you long after you turn the final page. Discover why critics and readers alike have hailed it as a masterpiece of postwar German literature, and reflect on the lasting impact of war, resistance, and the importance of individual action.
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3257236018

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9783257236019

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