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Stefan Zweig: The House of Rothschild Avenue


Although I read Stefan Zweig: The House Rothschildallee on Thursday off, but only today I came to write a synopsis and a commentary about it.

In brief: The Frankfurt
cloth merchant Johann Isidor Sternberg is pleased that his older son at the outbreak of World War I volunteered. In October 1914, is Otto. Even this loss brings Johann Sternberg on it, to feel as a German patriot. He is convinced that he and most other Jews are integrated into German society. End of 1917 must see Sternberg, however, that he deceived added: Anti-Semitism in the German Reich is still widespread.
Stefanie Zweig does a lot of time, the unspectacular family history with a fine sense of humor in an elegant and understated language to tell. The novel "The House of Rothschild Avenue" begins on 27 January 1900, but played the bulk of 1914 to 1917.

Detailed book:
http://www.dieterwunderlich.de/Zweig_haus_rothschildallee.htm

NB: In the meantime I've started Eva Menasse: read Vienna.

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Extraordinary Women


Stefanie Zweig: The House on Rothschild Avenue I have now read. Soon more. At the moment I read Eva Menasse: Vienna .

just appeared Dieter Wunderlich: Extraordinary Women. 18 portraits (Piper Verlag, Munich 2009, ISBN: 978-3-492-25459-5
270 p., 18 fig, 8.95 € (D)). The book is available in October in bookstores everywhere.

the author about his book:
Some have portrayed in this book except Ordinary women also messy. In the selection but I felt something else: I was looking for exceptional individuals who violate gender role expectations in their current order, therefore not "properly" behave. The impressive examples readers - encourage them to go their own way instead of letting yourself go critical, because a democratic society depends on self-conscious individuals with their own opinions - and readers.

Content:

• Lola Montez (1821-1861): "I am the mistress des Königs!«
• Franziska zu Reventlow (1871–1918): »Ich will überhaupt lauter Unmögliches«
• Rosa Luxemburg (1871–1919): »Herrlich eine Zeit, die gewaltige Probleme aufwirft«
• Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven (1874–1927): »Autos und Fahrräder haben Rücklichter. Warum nicht ich?«
• Mata Hari (1876–1917): »Alles ist eine Illusion!«
• Alma Mahler-Werfel (1879-1964): "If I was allowed to keep the stirrups of the Knights of Light, it was justified my existence"
• Karen ("Tania") Blixen (1885-1962): "It is a heavy burden to bear alone a farm on his shoulders,"
• Anita Berber (1899-1928): "Dances of Vice, horror, and ecstasy"
• Fleisser he (1901-1974): "The love we have left out"
• Erika Mann (1905-1969): "It will be up to us to fill the minds and hearts of Germans with new ideas, hopes"
• Elly Beinhorn (1907-2007): "New wind beneath my wings"
• Rosa Parks (1913-2005): "I just knew that I was tired of being pushed around,"
• Edith Piaf (1915 & ndash , 1963): "Non, je ne regrette rien"
• Sophie Scholl (1921-1943): "Prove by the fact that you think differently,"
• Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962): "The only way for me to be something that was that I was someone else,"
• Janis Joplin (1943-1970): "Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young"
• Uschi Obermaier (1946): "Sex, Drugs & Rock'n'Roll"
• Ayaan Hirsi Ali (* 1969): "I wanted to be a human, an individual with its own life,"

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Mirko Bonne: The icy sky


soon:
of 17 hires the Welsh Merce Blackboro 1914 on a freighter. After a shipwreck off Montevideo, it can be as a stowaway on the expedition ship "Endurance" smuggling, with Sir Ernest Shackleton is on its way to Antarctica. Only on the high seas, he is discovered and used as an auxiliary force. is included as the "Endurance" in early 1915 for months of ice, the expedition failed, and it's only for survival ...
is worth reading the novel "The icy sky" because Mirko Bonné an adventurous expedition to Antarctica, and a good character and is clearly in a challenging language.

Detailed book:
http://www.dieterwunderlich.de/Bonne_eiskalte_himmel.htm

meantime I read Stefan Zweig: The House of Rothschild Avenue . More about that in the near future.

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What I am reading


The decision was in favor of Mirko Bonne: The icy sky . The book I have read probably tomorrow. Then expected to follow:

• Stefan Zweig: The House of Rothschild Avenue
• Eva Menasse: Vienna
• Charlotte Link: The foreign guest
• Minette Walters: The Shadow of the chameleons
• Carl-Johan Vallgren: Kunzelmann Kunzelmann
  

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Like musical fiona and anna_molly89 I will do a friendscut, too.

If you are cut, let me tell you, that the reasons are nothing personally, really.
It's just because I'm acutally DO NOT READ your journal (again: nothing personally), you have not updated your journal for months or I do not comment in yours and you do not comment in mine and so on.

Since not angry with me, okay? If you gaaaaaarr it does not fit, or not understood its my decision, then simply write a / n comment / message, there is nothing you can not resolve. :-)

Do not be angry, okay? ;-)