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The German Hour (1968) by Siegfried Lenz is a German novel that deals with themes of duty, obedience, and moral responsibility in the context of Nazi Germany, told through the perspective of the young Sigi Jensen.
Kafka's diaries, published posthumously, reveal the inner world of an anxious genius. The first volume covers his early years, when Kafka worked as an insurance clerk in Prague, faced with a dreary life and literary ambitions.
The work of a well-known journalist and writer, published in 1937, after his stay in Mexico, where he explored the political, social and cultural conditions in a country that was going through significant changes after the Mexican Revolution.
