Set against the backdrop of World War II, the narrative follows Günter and Helmut, two best friends who resist Hitler's final orders to enlist young boys for the war. Their journey as fugitives unfolds over 47 tense days, filled with danger and uncertainty, as they navigate the perilous landscape of a collapsing regime. The story highlights themes of friendship, courage, and the struggle for autonomy in the face of oppressive authority, capturing the harrowing reality of youth caught in the turmoil of war.
Annette Oppenlander Libri
Annette Oppenlander crea romanzi storici che danno vita al passato attraverso personaggi autentici ed eventi reali. Le sue opere sono ambientate in ambienti meticolosamente ricercati, esplorando spesso temi tanto rilevanti oggi quanto in epoche passate. Oppenlander intreccia abilmente figure ed eventi storici reali nelle sue narrazioni, offrendo ai lettori un'esperienza storica immersiva. Attraverso i suoi workshop e le sue presentazioni, condivide la sua passione per la storia e la narrazione.






When They Made Us Leave
A Novel about Hitler's Mass Evacuation Program for Children
- 302pagine
- 11 ore di lettura
Drawing from true-life experiences, this book delves into the harrowing children's evacuation program during Hitler's Germany. Annette Oppenlander, acclaimed for her previous work, presents a poignant exploration of the impact of war on young lives, highlighting the emotional and psychological struggles faced by those involved. Through personal accounts, the narrative sheds light on a dark chapter of history, offering readers a deeper understanding of the children's experiences amidst the turmoil of conflict.
Set during the American Civil War, the narrative follows a farm boy and his enslaved friend whose lives diverge dramatically after a violent incident. Told from alternating perspectives, the story explores themes of hope, friendship, and resilience as each character embarks on their own harrowing journey—one into the chaos of war and the other into the depths of slavery. Annette Oppenlander's tale highlights the enduring strength of the human spirit and the quest for home amidst turmoil.
Set against the backdrop of 1920s Chicago, the story follows a young woman searching for her missing brother and a hobo with a hidden secret. Their paths intertwine as they navigate a world filled with corruption, prostitution, and bootlegging. This gripping tale explores themes of courage, love, and hope, highlighting the characters' resilience as they face adversity and strive to overcome the challenges of their tumultuous environment.
Inspired by eyewitness accounts, the narrative offers a captivating and gripping exploration of real events. Its relentless authenticity draws readers into a vivid portrayal of experiences that resonate deeply, creating an immersive atmosphere. The storytelling weaves together personal testimonies, providing a unique perspective that enhances the emotional impact of the narrative. This book promises to engage readers with its powerful depiction of truth and human resilience.
So Close to Heaven
- 210pagine
- 8 ore di lettura
The narrative follows a determined single woman as she battles to save her cherished abbey, showcasing her bravery and resilience. Inspired by true events, the story highlights themes of courage and perseverance in the face of adversity.
Returning to medieval Germany in 1473, Max 'Nerds' Anderson faces the challenges of a world that has changed significantly in just two years. As the final installment of the ESCAPE FROM THE PAST trilogy, this adventure promises to explore the complexities of time travel and the impact of historical events on personal journeys. Max must navigate the intricacies of the past while confronting new obstacles that test his ingenuity and resolve.
Set during the final year of World War II, the narrative focuses on four teenage boys aged fifteen to seventeen navigating the challenges of a collapsing Germany. As resources dwindle and the war intensifies, these true accounts reveal their desperate attempts to survive amidst the chaos and exploitation of youth by the regime. This collection offers a unique perspective on the impact of war on young lives, highlighting their resilience in the face of overwhelming adversity.
A boy must solve the hazing crime of his best friend at a military boarding school in the late 1960s.
Immer der Fremdling
Die Rache des Grafen
Ein fesselnder Zeitreiseroman, der den fünfzehnjährigen Max Anderson ins Jahr 1471 nach Thüringen versetzt. Um zu überleben, muss er die Regeln eines gefährlichen Geschichtsspiels lernen, während er sich mit intriganten Adligen und einem teuflischen Grafen auseinandersetzt. Spannung und Abenteuer erwarten den Leser!