Cennetteki Gölgeler, Clz

Back Cover Article (From the Promotional Bulletin)

“The Germans may lose the war, but not the Nazis. The Nazis didn't land from Mars! But they remembered Germany's mother, he said. “Perhaps those who left Germany in 1933 will believe what you say. I listened to that deep, brutal voice shouting at the society on the radio. This was no longer the voice of a party. It was the voice of Germany.”

Erich Maria Remarque is one of the writers who best reflects the spirit of war and immigration. The journey he took his readers with his first novel, Nothing New on the Western Front, about the First World War, ends with Shadows in Heaven, about the last period of the Second World War. In the novel, the anxiety of the refugees, who survived the concentration camp, fled from country to country because they did not have valid passports, and eventually crossed paths in America, their wait for the end of the war and their efforts to hold on to life are told. America is a paradise far from war, and refugees are just shadows…

Editor: Didem Ünal

Cover Design: Füsun T. Elmasoglu

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Number of Prints: 1. Publication

First Printing Year: 2018

Number of Pages: 472

Size: 13.5 x 19.5