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Where the Synagogue stood, the houses are reunited again, but there is still a gap: Shida Bažar tells us about German memorylessness

The village was an idyll. Then the Nazis came. And then everything was like always: Shida Bažars Roman "The Lukken" shows how the home itself can be foreign to people. It has good opportunities to win the German book price.

Reported by Neue Zürcher Zeitung
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Corroboration 1→2 sources · quality 68→72P2 · 72% quality · 2 sources

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