An exceptional memoir of growing up in northern Germany in the 1930s and of the slide into war. The historian and novelist is warm and humorous as well as observant and meticulous. An unnerving exploration of the insidious creep of complicity.
An Ordinary Youth
ÂŁ18.99
Edition:Hardback978178378884202/11/2023From a Bookshelf nearby
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