Die zerbrochene feder. [Foreign Language]

Ebert, Sabine

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The great historical novel by bestselling author Sabine Ebert about a young woman who has to find her way in oppressive times and a grandiose moral painting from the time of the RestorationThe end of 1815, time of restoration: The young widow Henriette is torn from sleep at night and, according to the police decree, has to leave Prussia within an hour. Their descriptions of the war floss and failure of rulers before, during and after the Battle of the Nations have aroused displeasure in the highest circles. The Oheim Friedrich Gerlach, publisher and bookseller in Freiberg, Saxony, takes them in. But she quickly realizes that times have changed here as well: increased censorship, a return to the corset and social pressure to remarry are hurting her. With the return of Felix Zeidler, a war volunteer traumatized like her, she meets a friend and confidant again. But only after an impending catastrophe does she realize that he is more than just a friend to her. Together, Felix and Henriette stand against the rising spirit, in which book burnings and assassinations are celebrated as heroic deeds.