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Total price with shipping, checked on 6 October 2026.In 1946 the Swedish newspaper Expressen sent Stig Dagerman, then twenty-three and already the author of two novels, to post-war Germany to write a series of reports. Dagerman travels the country on packed trains, goes into flooded cellars where families live, walks through the ruins of Hamburg, Berlin, Munich and Cologne, and attends denazification hearings, paying attention to the suffering of the defeated.



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