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Buddenbrooks – Mann Thomas – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-226124-4

Buddenbrooks
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Thomas Mann is a classic of German literature and one of the most insightful chroniclers of the European spirit. His work combines realism and philosophical depth, and his interest in the human inner world makes his books a reflection of an entire era. He received the Nobel Prize for his novel Buddenbrooks, becoming a symbol of high intellectual prose of the 20th century.

Buddenbrooks is a family saga about four generations of a wealthy trading house gradually fading into obscurity. Against the backdrop of changes in 19th-century society and culture, Mann shows how material well-being gives way to spiritual quests and world weariness. The novel is not only a chronicle of the decline of the bourgeois world but also a reflection on the fate of the individual in its encounter with time, tradition, and art.
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