1937 in Carwitz, Mecklenburg. The renowned writer Hans Fallada, recognised for literary works such as “Little Man, What Now?” and “Who Once Eats Out of the Tin Bowl”, can barely put pen to paper anymore. He is drinking heavily, downing pills and is prone to outbursts of uncontrolled rage. And he has hardly made any progress on a commissioned work for the National Socialists. Wh... (展开全部)
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