Berlin, Vol. 3
City of Light
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Word Count
37,250 words, Guess
Page Count
149 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL26965609M
- ISBN-101770463275
- ISBN-139781770463271
- OCLC Control Number1019931917
- Better World Books9781770463271
Classifications
- LCCPN6728
Alternate Titles
- Berlin. 3, city of light.
- Berlin. Book 3, city of light.
Description
**The conclusion to a masterful graphic novel trilogy that follows Berlin citizens as Nazism rises** The third and final act of Jason Lutes’s historical fiction about the Weimar Republic begins with Hitler arriving in Berlin. With the National Socialist party now controlling Parliament, the citizenry becomes even more divided. Lutes steps back from the larger political upheaval, using the intertwining lives of a small group of Germans to zero in on the rise of fascism and how swiftly it can replace democracy. The idle rich, the naïve bourgeoisie, and the struggling lower classes: all seek meaning in the warring political factions dividing their nation. He especially focuses on the Brauns—a working-class family torn apart by a political system that doesn’t care about them. Lovers couple and uncouple; families and friends share rituals and laughter; most of Berlin’s citizens go about their day with little sense of the larger threat to their existence. Meanwhile, the journalist Kurt Severing and the artist Marthe Muller watch in horror as their society begins a dizzying descent into extremism.
Description
In the third and final act of Jason Lutes's Berlin, he ... demonstrates how the rise of fascism changes the city, radically transforming the intertwining lives of a small group of Berliners. --
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