The Wall (2014)
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This page: Arthur Landau at home on West Park Row, in a metropolis much like London.
This page: Arthur dreams of a train journey back to his native city, a clear stand-in for postwar Communist Prague, where he is betrayed by a former teacher, Professor Prenzel, and detained by the state authorities.
This page: Back in the present metropolis, Arthur and his wife, Johanna, are called in for questioning by an... immigration officer, who grants Arthur a visa without any significant difficulty or restrictions.
This page: Arthur hears a voice that threatens him and calls him Adam, saying he can never escape.
This page: Back at West Park Row, Arthur considers Johanna, and their children, Michael and Eva, and reflects how his own memory is a “wall” between both his past and his future.
This page: Arthur remembers the duress of war and expulsion.
This page: Arthur recalls his return to his native city after the war and the search for his parents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To aid the reader in moving through these transitions, the following synopsis is provided.
This page: Arthur Landau at home on West Park Row, in a metropolis much like London.
This page: Arthur dreams of a train journey back to his native city, a clear stand-in for postwar Communist Prague, where he is betrayed by a former teacher, Professor Prenzel, and detained by the state authorities.
This page: Back in the present metropolis, Arthur and his wife, Johanna, are called in for questioning by an... immigration officer, who grants Arthur a visa without any significant difficulty or restrictions.
This page: Arthur hears a voice that threatens him and calls him Adam, saying he can never escape.
This page: Back at West Park Row, Arthur considers Johanna, and their children, Michael and Eva, and reflects how his own memory is a “wall” between both his past and his future.
This page: Arthur remembers the duress of war and expulsion.
This page: Arthur recalls his return to his native city after the war and the search for his parents.
What to read after The Wall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H. G. Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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