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Une femme à Berlin
- Journal 20 avril - 22 juin 1945
- Narrated by: Marianne Basler
- Length: 5 hrs and 27 mins
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Une femme à Berlin
Narrated by:
Marianne Basler
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La jeune Berlinoise qui a rédigé ce journal, du 20 avril 1945 - les Soviétiques sont aux portes - jusqu'au 22 juin, a voulu rester anonyme, lors de la première publication du livre en 1954, et après. À la lecture de son témoignage, on comprend pourquoi. Sur un ton d'objectivité presque froide, ou alors sarcastique, toujours précis, parfois poignant, parfois comique, c'est la vie quotidienne dans un immeuble quasi en ruine, habité par des femmes de tout âge et des hommes qui se cachent : une vie misérable, dans la peur, le froid, la saleté et la faim, scandée par les bombardements d'abord, sous une occupation brutale ensuite. S'ajoutent alors les viols, la honte et la banalisation de l'effroi...
©2002 Hanelore Marek (P)2009 Éditions Gallimard
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