SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE AND OTHER REPORTS FROM GERMANY

Discover the fascinating collection of reports by Jerzy Haszczyński, which takes the reader on a journey through modern Germany. With journalistic precision, the author analyzes political and social tensions, showing the complexity of German identity. This book is not only a collection of facts, but also a deep reflection on history and its influence on the present.

• Insightful look at modern Germany
• Journalistic precision in analyzing problems
• Deep reflection on history and identity
• Showing tensions of a political and social nature
• Analysis of invisible borders in German society
• Journey through forgotten provinces and well-known cities

Jerzy Haszczyński, an experienced journalist who worked in Berlin at the end of the last century, returns behind the Oder to look at modern Germany. His reports are not only a collection of facts, but also an attempt to understand the complicated German soul. With journalistic precision, the author points to the tensions in German politics and contemporary debate, between what can be said and what one would prefer to remain silent about. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand modern Germany and its role in Europe.

The image of modern Germany long seemed flawless. However, beneath the surface of equal opportunities, openness and willingness to make amends, prejudices, distrust and the pursuit of one's own interests often lurk. The past weighs heavily, history sets the tone for the most important disputes. Invisible borders are still difficult to cross: east and west, natives and immigrants, right and left, the rule of law and hypocrisy, tolerance and xenophobia. This book is an attempt to understand these divisions and tensions.

"Slaughterhouse-Five and other reports from Germany" is a collection of texts that provoke thought and encourage reflection on the modern world. With journalistic precision, Jerzy Haszczyński analyzes German reality, showing its light and dark sides. This book is not only a read for reportage lovers, but also for all those who want to understand modern Germany and its role in Europe. It is a journey through a country that is constantly struggling with its past and trying to build a better future.

Czarne Publishing presents the book in hardcover, which guarantees durability and an aesthetic appearance. The 142x225 mm format makes the book handy and comfortable to read. The number of pages – 224 – provides rich content that will surely interest every reader. The year of publication 2022 testifies to the topicality of the topics and problems raised. This book is not only a read, but also an investment in knowledge and understanding of the modern world.