EVERYDAY LIFE AND HORROR. THE THIRD REICH IN 1943 - OLIVER HILMES

A shocking reconstruction of life in the shadow of war. Immerse yourself in the dark reality of the Third Reich in 1943, where carefree moments intertwine with the cruelty of war, and every day is a struggle for survival. Discover the fates of people whose lives were changed by history.

• A moving reconstruction of life in the Third Reich
• Tragic fates of ordinary people in the face of war
• A picture of society under the pressure of National Socialism
• The story of a young pianist whose talent was wasted
• A mosaic of portraits showing the dramatic year 1943
• A story of courage and resistance to dictatorship
• A fascinating journey into the depths of history

Oliver Hilmes' book is a poignant story about life in the Third Reich in 1943. The author captures the atmosphere of those times with extraordinary precision and sensitivity, showing the everyday life of people who had to face the cruelty of war and the pressure of National Socialism. It is a story about fear, hope, courage and survival.

In 1943, after the defeat of Stalingrad, the Third Reich began to falter. Goebbels declares total war, and German cities become the target of Allied bombing. Nevertheless, life goes on. People go to the cinema, dance and try to forget about the reality surrounding them. However, beneath the surface of carelessness lies fear and uncertainty about the future.

In his book, Oliver Hilmes follows the fates of various people living in the Third Reich in 1943. We meet the young pianist Karlrobert Kreiten, who is sentenced to death for a careless word. We follow the fate of children who are sent to the countryside for safety. We observe the lives of ordinary Germans who are trying to survive in difficult times. It is a mosaic of portraits that shows the dramatic year 1943.

The book "Everyday Life and Horror. The Third Reich in 1943" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of a totalitarian state and learn about the fates of people who lived in the shadow of war. It is a story about how history affects the lives of individuals and how important it is to remember the past in order not to make the same mistakes in the future. Oliver Hilmes has created a work that remains in the memory for a long time and encourages reflection on the human condition.