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В саду чудовищ. Любовь и террор в гитлеровском Берлине [litres]
- Автор: Larson Erik
- Год: 2022
- Язык: русский
- Год: Альпина
- ISBN: 9785961477696
- Переводчик: Алексей Леонидович Капанадзе
- Жанр: Биографии и мемуары
Электронная книга - «В саду чудовищ. Любовь и террор в гитлеровском Берлине [litres]». Краткое содержание книги:
В этот период США придерживались позиции невмешательства и предпочитали не замечать милитаризации, преследования инакомыслящих и признаков будущего террора. Главные герои книги – Уильям Додд, в 1933 г. назначенный послом США в Берлине, и его дочь, светская львица, которая поначалу восхищалась гитлеровским режимом. В основе сюжета – официальные документы, мемуары, дневники и письма, позволяющие узнать о судьбе главных героев: дипломатов, общественных деятелей, журналистов, представителей нацистской верхушки и простых людей. Вместе с послом и его семьей читатель проходит путь от неприятия реальности к осознанию зла, которое несет режим нацистов, а затем – к отчаянным, но безуспешным попыткам предупредить мир о грозящей опасности.
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