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"Napoleon and Countess Walewska" by Gertrude Aretz is a historical biographical novel that explores the passionate and intriguing relationship between the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and his Polish mistress, Countess Marie Walewska.
A poignant testimony about the persecution of Jews during the Second World War.
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"The Magic Mountain" is considered a masterpiece of modernist literature. The novel is rich in symbolism and layers, and its main focus is on the inner development of the protagonist through encounters with different ideas and worldviews.
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