Pożegnanie z Berlinem - Christopher Isherwood • BookLikes (ISBN:8324706119)

Pożegnanie z Berlinem

by: Christopher Isherwood (author)

Głośna powieść społeczno-obyczajowa, która stała się podstawą scenariusza słynnego filmu "Kabaret" z Lizą Minnelli. Pikantna, autobiograficzna opowieść o Angliku w Berlinie lat 1930-1933, kiedy naziści dochodzili do władzy. Historia romansu młodego pisarza Chrisa z ekscentryczną artystką kabaretową Sally Bowles na tle dekadenckiego życia rozbuchanego miasta, które wkrótce miało się stać stolicą III Rzeszy. Świetne dialogi, mnóstwo celnych obserwacji "z pierwszej ręki".

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ISBN: 9788324706112 (8324706119)

Publish date: January 2009

Publisher: Świat Książki

Edition language: Polski

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Classics, Novels, Literature, European Literature, British Literature, Cultural, Literary Fiction, 20th Century, English Literature, Short Stories, Glbt, Germany

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nbarman rated it

11 years ago

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I happened upon Christer Isherwood's 1939 book, "Goodbye to Berlin" on the shelves of The Strand in New York City. George Orwell had endorsed this book with the statement - "Brilliant sketches of a society in decay." This sparked my curiosity to read more about 1930s Berlin, and I now feel tremendo...

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The Drift Of Things rated it

13 years ago

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Christopher Isherwood lived in Berlin from 1929 to 1933 and kept detailed diaries, from which he created this novel. It's a slow mover, but it has a sense of reality that tells you Isherwood didn't stray too far from his diaries to create it. You see the gradual decline in the fortunes of people of ...

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Bettie's Books rated it

14 years ago

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Isherwood's dramatic eyewitness account of Berlin in the early 30s, the book that inspired Cabaret. blurb - Living in Berlin as a young man, Isherwood encountered a range of vibrant characters both ordinary and extraordinary whose daily lives reflect a city and its people at a very particular time i...

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Vera rated it

19 years ago

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Creepy in it's historical position, you want to be there because he writes so clearly but then something happens and you remember where he is and you don't.

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