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Vaterland, wo bist du?: Roman nach einer wahren Geschichte (German Edition) Hardcover – September 20, 2019
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- Print length404 pages
- LanguageGerman
- Publishertredition
- Publication dateSeptember 20, 2019
- Dimensions6 x 1.06 x 9 inches
- ISBN-103749734577
- ISBN-13978-3749734573
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»Im Jahr 2002 interviewte ich meine Eltern über ihre Erlebnisse als Kriegskinder. Aus diesen Interviews wuchs über 15 Jahre der biografische Roman, der das Leben meiner Eltern von 1940 bis 1954 nachempfindet. Auch kann die Geschichte meiner Eltern stellvertretend für die Schicksale von Millionen deutschen Kindern im Dritten Reich stehen.« Annette Oppenlander
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- Publisher : tredition (September 20, 2019)
- Language : German
- Hardcover : 404 pages
- ISBN-10 : 3749734577
- ISBN-13 : 978-3749734573
- Item Weight : 1.54 pounds
- Dimensions : 6 x 1.06 x 9 inches
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About the author

Annette Oppenlander is an award-winning writer, literary coach and educator. As a bestselling historical novelist, Oppenlander is known for her authentic characters and stories based on true events, coming alive in well-researched settings. Having lived in Germany the first half of her life and the second half in various parts in the U.S., Oppenlander inspires readers by illuminating story questions as relevant today as they were in the past.
Oppenlander’s bestselling true WWII story, Surviving the Fatherland, has received eight awards/nominations, including the 2017 National Indie Excellence Award, the 2018 Indie B.R.A.G. and the 2020 Skoutz Award in Germany. Uniquely, Oppenlander weaves actual historical figures and events into her plots, giving readers a flavor of true history while enjoying a good story. Oppenlander shares her knowledge through writing workshops at colleges, libraries and schools. She also offers vivid presentations and author visits. The mother of fraternal twins and a son, she now lives in Germany with her husband.
“Nearly every place holds some kind of secret, something that makes history come alive. When we scrutinize people and places closely, history is no longer a date or number, it turns into a story.”
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Zu Beginn fragte ich mich, was der Grund dafür ist, dass Lilly und Günter parallel, aber doch abwechselnd ihre Zeit erleben. Aber schon nach wenigen Seiten wurde mir klar, dass diese beiden Figuren sich begegnen müssen. Beide sind so starke, aber doch sehr unterschiedliche Persönlichkeiten. Glückwunsch für diese Eltern, sehr geehrte Autorin.
Am Schluss muss ich doch einen kleine "Kritik" anbringen: Für meinen Geschmack ist, besonders im ersten Teil des Buches die Anzahl der Metaphern zu hoch.
Insgesamt jedoch ein hervorragendes Buch und ein Thema, das in der Nachkriegszeit leider zu kurz kam.
Sehr, sehr empfehlenswert.


Ein kleiner Kritikpunkt, wenn es denn überhaupt etwas zu kritisieren gibt, wäre die ständige Erwähnung von „Mutti“ und „Vati“ in Lillys Part. Auch bin ich mir nicht so ganz sicher, ob ein junges Mädchen zu dieser Zeit bereits so viel Weitblick hatte, die menschenverachtenden Ziele des Nazi-Regimes so umfassend zu begreifen.


Ich hab das Buch in 4 Tagen gelesen, da es mich nicht mehr los ließ.