A Time to Live and a Time to Die. Black Obelisk. Life on Borrowed, or Heaven Has No Favorites – Remarque Erich Maria – ABC – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-389-33078-8
A Time to Live and a Time to Die. Black Obelisk. Life on Borrowed, or Heaven Has No Favorites
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Erich Maria Remarque is one of the most famous and widely read German writers in the world, whose works have been translated into dozens of languages. This edition includes the novels "A Time to Live and a Time to Die," "The Black Obelisk," and "Life on Borrowed Basis, or Heaven Has No Favorites."
The novel "A Time to Live and a Time to Die" (1954) tells the story of Ernst Graeber, a German soldier during World War I who returns from the Eastern Front to his hometown. He is given three weeks of leave—an entire lifetime—before he returns...
"The Black Obelisk" (1956) is a largely autobiographical novel about the fates of the "Lost Generation." The action takes place in Germany in 1923. Twenty-five-year-old Ludwig Bodmer, a tombstone salesman and Sunday organist at a mental hospital, tries to find his place in a world plunged into the chaos of inflation and emerging fascism, yet one that hasn't lost its humanity.
"Life on Loan, or Heaven Has No Favorites" (1959) tells the story of the relationship between race car driver Clerfayt and Liliane, a woman terminally ill with tuberculosis. Their love has no future, but it has a present and those brief moments of happiness that fill our existence with meaning and make us reflect on the value of every moment.
The novel "A Time to Live and a Time to Die" (1954) tells the story of Ernst Graeber, a German soldier during World War I who returns from the Eastern Front to his hometown. He is given three weeks of leave—an entire lifetime—before he returns...
"The Black Obelisk" (1956) is a largely autobiographical novel about the fates of the "Lost Generation." The action takes place in Germany in 1923. Twenty-five-year-old Ludwig Bodmer, a tombstone salesman and Sunday organist at a mental hospital, tries to find his place in a world plunged into the chaos of inflation and emerging fascism, yet one that hasn't lost its humanity.
"Life on Loan, or Heaven Has No Favorites" (1959) tells the story of the relationship between race car driver Clerfayt and Liliane, a woman terminally ill with tuberculosis. Their love has no future, but it has a present and those brief moments of happiness that fill our existence with meaning and make us reflect on the value of every moment.
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