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Woman in the Pillory

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Sinopsis

A gripping never before translated novella by the cult writer of SiblingsKathrin five years into a disenchanting marriage struggles to work the farm with her sister in law while her husband Heinrich is away fighting for the Third Reich To help them with the harvest Heinrich arranges for Alexei a Russian prisoner of war to labour in the fields Though initially suspicious of this watchful stranger Kathrin is soon drawn to Alexei with ruinous consequences First published in 1956 Woman in the Pillory is a formative novella by one of East Germany s most significant writers showcasing Brigitte Reimann s vivid ideological engagement with the legacy of Nazi Germany and the Communist drive to create a new kind of person following the devastation of the war Translated by Lucy Jones

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Editorial: Dk

ISBN: 9780241718971

Idioma: Inglés

Número de páginas: 160

Tiempo de lectura: 3h 14m

Encuadernación: Tapa blanda

Fecha de lanzamiento: 13/11/2025

Año de edición: 2025

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Sinopsis

A gripping never before translated novella by the cult writer of SiblingsKathrin five years into a disenchanting marriage struggles to work the farm with her sister in law while her husband Heinrich is away fighting for the Third Reich To help them with the harvest Heinrich arranges for Alexei a Russian prisoner of war to labour in the fields Though initially suspicious of this watchful stranger Kathrin is soon drawn to Alexei with ruinous consequences First published in 1956 Woman in the Pillory is a formative novella by one of East Germany s most significant writers showcasing Brigitte Reimann s vivid ideological engagement with the legacy of Nazi Germany and the Communist drive to create a new kind of person following the devastation of the war Translated by Lucy Jones