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WiesensteinHans Pleschinski

Wiesenstein

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An old man - famous, a Nobel Prize-winner - is leaving a sanatorium with his wife, where both have sought rest and relaxation. They are accompanied to their train by a military escort. It's March 1945, Dr Weidner's sanatorium is in the recently devastated city of Dresden, and the train is headed east. Gerhart and Margarete Hauptmann are travelling back to Silesia, to Villa Wiesenstein, a magnificent estate in the Sudeten mountains. There, amid the enchantingly beautiful countryside, with a masseur and maid, butler and gardener, cook and secretary, they plan to live a luxurious life of the…

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  • Hardcover · German · 2018
    C. H. Beck · 547 pages · 9783406700613
FictionLast yearsHomes and hauntsGerman AuthorsNobel Prize winnersAuthors' spouses