Запрещенные книги в Берлине

Berlin, 1933 god. Nochnoe nebo zalito zarevom ot kostrov, v kotorykhgori͡at zapreshchënnye knigi. Chislennostʹ nat͡sistskoĭ partii rastët, i Berlinbolʹshe ne i͡avli͡aetsi͡a bezopasnym mestom dli͡a takikh devushek, kak i͡uni͡a Freĭi͡a. No vykhoda net. Ona mozhet lishʹ s uzhasom nabli͡udatʹ za gibelʹi͡u li͡ubimogogoroda. Obychno zakonoposlushnai͡a Freĭi͡a vynuzhdena sdelatʹ vybor: prodol-zhatʹ bytʹ storonnim nabli͡udatelem ili pozhertvovatʹ soboĭ, chtoby spastizhizni drugikh. . . Los-Andzheles, nashi dni. Mėddi edet domoĭ k semʹe, chtoby vosstano-vitʹ sily. Pytai͡asʹ polnostʹi͡u otkli͡uchitʹsi͡a ot raboty, ona s udivleniem ob-naruzhivaet sredi veshcheĭ dedushki dovoennyĭ nemet͡skiĭ dnevnik. Kogda Mėddiotkryvaet starui͡u knigu, nakhodka privodit ee v shok. Tak nachinaetsi͡a puteshe-stvie, kotoroe vyvedet Mėddi za predely Ameriki v poiskakh pravdy o Freĭei o tom, kak ona izmenila zhizni li͡udeĭ po vsemu miru. . .. Dli͡a poklonnikov romana "Knizhnyĭ vor" Markusa Zusaka!- Istoricheskiĭ roman, v kotorom sobytii͡a 1930‑kh godov v gitlerovskoĭ Germanii perepletai͡utsi͡a s britanskoĭ sovremennostʹi͡u. - Glavnai͡a geroini͡a na svoĭ strakh i risk reshaet borotʹsi͡a s nat͡sistami, szhigai͡ushchimi knigi. Cherez gody, uzhe v nashi dni, ee vnuchka stalkivaetsi͡a s taĭnami toĭ otchai͡annoĭ borʹby, sokhranivshimisi͡a v semeĭnom dnevnike. - Knigi v romane vystupai͡ut kak simvol sily, svobody i soprotivlenii͡a, a chtenie stanovitsi͡a mostom mezhdu pokolenii͡ami i kli͡uchom k samoidentifikat͡sii. - Deĭzi Vud - populi͡arnyĭ angliĭskiĭ avtor istoricheskoĭ prozy: ona rabotala v izdatelʹstve, imeet stepenʹ magistra i mnogo let izuchaet i pishet o sudʹbakh li͡udeĭ vo vremena voĭny i peremen. Pisatelʹnit͡sa zhivet to v Londone, to v Dorsete, i, kogdane pri͡achetsi͡a v Londonskoĭ biblioteke, ee chasto mozhno videtʹ v razlichnykh parkakh s sobakami porod poĭnter i basset-khaund. - Knigi serii "Ui͡utnyĭ knizhnyĭ" dari͡at pozitivnye chuvstva v samye ti͡azhelye vremena, sluzhat svi͡azʹi͡u mezhdu proshlym i nastoi͡ashchim i pomogai͡ut obresti uverennostʹ v budushchem. Chitaĭte takzhe: "Zabytyĭ knizhnyĭ v Parizhe" i "Korolevskiĭ bibliotekarʹ".

Berlin, 1933. The night sky is flooded with glow from bonfires burning forbidden books. The Nazi Party is growing in numbers, and Berlin is no longer a safe place for girls like Yunya Freya. But there is no way out. She can only watch with horror the death of her beloved city. Usually, the law-abiding Freya is forced to make a choice: continue to be a bystander or sacrifice herself to save the lives of others. . . Los Angeles, our days. Maddy goes home to her family to rebuild her strength. Trying to completely disconnect from work, she is surprised to find a pre-war German diary among her grandfather's belongings. When Maddy opens an old book, the discovery shocks her. This is the beginning of a journey that will take Maddie beyond America in search of the truth about Freya and how she changed the lives of people around the world... For fans of the novel "The Book Thief" by Marcus Zusak!– A historical novel in which the events of the 1930s in Nazi Germany are intertwined with British modernity. – The main character decides to fight the Nazis who burn books at her own risk. Years later, in our day, her granddaughter is confronted with the secrets of that desperate struggle, preserved in the family diary. – The books in the novel act as a symbol of strength, freedom and resistance, and reading becomes a bridge between generations and the key to self-identification. – Daisy Wood is a popular English author of historical fiction: She worked in a publishing house, has a master's degree, and has been studying and writing for many years about the fate of people during times of war and change. The writer lives in London or Dorset, and when she hides in the London Library, she can often be seen in various parks with Pointer and Basset Hound dogs. - The books in the Cozy Book series give positive feelings in the most difficult times, serve as a link between the past and the present and help to gain confidence in the future. See also: "The Forgotten Bookstore in Paris" and "The Royal Librarian".