This book takes the West German Prime Minister's visit to Warsaw in 1970 as the historical background. It mainly tells the story of the Polish people's police officer Marekh defending his motherland, faith, glory, peace and family under the clouds of the Cold War.
Reader comments
Second brush of Mr. Ernst's works.
The first time I watched it, I could only see Maleh's persistence and perseverance, especially the scene in Chapter 35 where the protagonist is misunderstood by the whole world and can only dream of spring when sleeping, which made people cry.
As a result, when I relived it, I discovered that it was the West German progressives led by Diona who were more persistent than Maleh. Every journey to welcome spring is inseparable from figures like them who endure humiliation in the cold winter. Come on, Diona. Embracing the spring of peace requires patience and courage!
I really like Mr. Ernst's works [like] Whether it's the dawn after the blood of the Sahara or the spring after the December snowstorm. Mr. Ernst can always bring different surprises to readers. I hope to see more exquisite works written by the author in the future!
It's rare to see this kind of subject matter. I hope the author will stick to it. He writes really well.
Second brush of Mr. Ernst's works. The first time I watched it, I could only see Maleh's persistence and perseverance, especially the scene in Chapter 35 where the protagonist is misunderstood by the whole world and can only dream of spring when sleeping, which made people cry. As a result, when I relived it, I discovered that it was the West German progressives led by Diona who were more persistent than Maleh. Every journey to welcome spring is inseparable from figures like them who endure humiliation in the cold winter. Come on, Diona. Embracing the spring of peace requires patience and courage!
I really like Mr. Ernst's works [like] Whether it's the dawn after the blood of the Sahara or the spring after the December snowstorm. Mr. Ernst can always bring different surprises to readers. I hope to see more exquisite works written by the author in the future!
It's rare to see this kind of subject matter. I hope the author will stick to it. He writes really well.
Not bad, finally a novel written about Poland.