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Siegfried
Siegfried
Harry Mulisch (born 1927)
Translated by Paul Vincent
English editions
In EnglishSiegfried
Penguin Books · United Kingdom · 2004 · Paperback · 180 pages
Siegfried
Viking · United Kingdom · 2003 · 180 pages
Siegfried
Viking · United States · 2003 · Hardcover · 180 pages
Siegfried
Penguin Books · United States · 26 October 2004 · Paperback · 192 pages
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It is 1999 and Rudolf Herter, a celebrated Dutch author, has flown to Vienna at the Dutch embassy's invitation to present his work. A television interview veers off course and leaves him with the germ of a new piece on Hitler, a figure who has obsessed him for decades and whom ever more scholarship only renders more opaque. After a public reading an aged husband and wife approach him. In their flat, once he has sworn not to publish until they are dead, they confess they kept house for Hitler and Eva Braun at the Berghof, and share what they have concealed ever since.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Length
- 213 pages in the original
- Genres
- Historical (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- Austria, 1999
- First published
- 2001 by De Bezige Bij
- Author's age
- 74 when first published
- ISBN
9789023462156 (original)
9780670912711 (Viking, United Kingdom)
9780670032532 (Viking, United States)
9780142004982 (Penguin Books, United States)
9780141009148 (Penguin Books, United Kingdom)
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