"Can a work of imagination help to understand the nature of evil"? This question, posed to Rudolf Herter as he reads from his book "The Invention of Love", sparks off a series of strange events. The story two old servants of Hitler tell is more terrible than anything Herter can imagine.
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A vivid and suspensefula] thriller about Hitler. ("The New York Times")
A vivid and suspenseful thriller about Hitler. ("The New York Times")
A vivid and suspenseful... thriller about Hitler. ("The New York Times")
Insightfully imagined, provocatively concluded... Mulisch accomplishes nice twists while investigating how HitlerAEs endgame might have looked from down the hall. (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Harry Mulisch was born in Holland. His work includes The Discovery of Heaven and The Procedure. He has also written other novels, short stories, essays, plays and philosophical works. His best-selling novel, The Assault was made in to an award-winning film. He lives in Amsterdam.
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