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30 April 1945: the day Hitler shot himself and Germany's integration with the West began

It was on April 30, 1945 that the Red Army occupied Berlin, Hitler committed suicide in his underground bunker and the United Nations was being founded in San Francisco. Alexander Kluge covers this single historic day and unravels its passing hours across the different theatres of the Second World W...

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Main Author:	Kluge, Alexander 1932- (Author)
Other Authors:	Hoban, Wieland (Translator), Galbraith, Iain (Translator)
Format:	Book
Language:	English German
Published:	London ; New York ; Calcutta Seagull Books 2015
Series:	The German list
Subjects:	Zweiter Weltkrieg Kriegsende Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945 > Death and burial. World War, 1939-1945. Germany > Foreign relations.
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis
Summary:	It was on April 30, 1945 that the Red Army occupied Berlin, Hitler committed suicide in his underground bunker and the United Nations was being founded in San Francisco. Alexander Kluge covers this single historic day and unravels its passing hours across the different theatres of the Second World War, including the life of a small German town occupied by American forces and the story of two SS officers stranded on the forsaken Kerguelen Islands. The collective experiences Kluge paints here are jarring, poignant and imbued with meaning.
Physical Description:	308 Seiten Illustrationen 21 cm
ISBN:	9780857422989 0857422987

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adam_text	CONTENTS 1. ALEXANDER KLUGE * ARRIVAL AT THE ENDPOINT 1 GALLOPING DAYBREAK 4 DEATH IN CONFUSION 5 THE WEAPON OF DISREGARD 5 THE WAY TO THE WEST 6 THE MOST DANGEROUS WEAPON OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR EN ROUTE FURTHER WESTWARDS 7 WHAT IS A BORN FIGHTER? 8 NO SECURING OF PROPERTY AT THE SUDDEN DAWN OF A NEW AGE 11 THE WAYS OF MONEY 12 A FUTURE FORTUNE 12 AT LEAST FOR A GLANCE 13 ON IMAGINED ROADS 14 UNDERTAKING IN THE MANNER OF A SCOUTING GAME , SIMPLY BECAUSE THERE WAS PETROL AVAILABLE 15 A PRACTICE FLIGHT OUT OF RECKLESSNESS 16 AFTERSHOCKS OF WARTIME 17 FILM SCENE IN THE PARK 19 END OF AN EPOCH 22 PROCESSING THE SPOILS 22 OVERCOME BY THE FRONT 23 ONE DISASTER AMONG MILLIONS 24 NO ENEMY WAS NEEDED TO END THE WAR 24 A FATAL ENCOUNTER BETWEEN TWO JURISDICTIONS 25 AN ANTI-BOLSHEVIK PRAGUE FOR ONE DAY 26 MUCH THAT HAD BEEN LEFT UNFINISHED WAS STILL MEANT TO BE TAKEN CARE OF 27 THE LAST DAYS OF ETERNAL FRANCE* 29 A PROVISIONAL LIFE 30 THE TRAINS EAST OF THE BRENNER PASS WERE RUNNING AT FULL TILT 30 THREE RUSSIAN OFFENSIVES IN THE EASTERN ALPS AND UP THE DANUBE 31 BUT THIS ONE IS CALLED THE ISTER. IT DWELLS IN BEAUTY 33 THE END OF HOSTILITY, EXPERIENCED AT THE VIENNA BURGTHEATER 34 A HOTEL IN NO MANS LAND 35 THE BLACK HAND* OF 1914 WOULD NOT HAVE A CHANCE AGAINST THE PRESIDENT OF THE USA 37 OUTRAGEOUS DECISIONS IN SO SHORT A TIME 38 MORE WASTE THAN EVER BEFORE 39 DEADLINE PRESSURE FOR THE FUEHRER 40 VENUS PLUS MARS IN SQUARE RELATION TO SATURN: THE CONSTELLATION OF DEATH 41 THE THRESHOLD FOR VIOLENT KILLING IN A STONE AGE TRIBE 43 EVERYONE APPROVED OF THE KILLING 45 HOW SMALL A NUMBER OF MILITARY PREDICTIONS SURVIVE A QUARTER-CENTURY 47 ARRIVAL AT THE ENDPOINT 49 ON SIDE PATHS 50 HE WISHED HE COULD COME HOME 51 GUILT, THE OLDEST MARBLE 51 THE INTERTWINEMENT OF THE SPIRITUAL WORLD WITH THE REAL 52 A GHOSTLY CELESTIAL PHENOMENON OVER THE BROCKEN 52 HEINER MUELLER: THE IRON CROSS 54 THE LAST METEOROLOGIST OF PILLAU 58 2. REINHARD JIRGL 59 WAR BIRTHS 61 AFTERPIECE. LUCKY SHADOW. 64 3. ALEXANDER KLUGE INA DIFFERENT COUNTRY 67 THE LARGE-SCALE CELESTIAL EVENTS, NEUTRAL TOWARDS THE TURBULENTLY CHANGING FRONTS ON THE GROUND 70 JUDGEMENT AT DAWN 72 METAPHOR OF A REFUGEE WHO ENDED UP IN THE NEUTRAL COUNTRY 74 WILL YOU BE EMIGRATING IN THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE? 75 A CURRENT ADVERTISEMENT FOR LIFE INSURANCE 76 NEWSPAPER REPORT ON A TRAGIC DETAIL 77 TRANSFER OF MIGRANT WORKERS TO THEIR HOME COUNTRIES THROUGH SWITZERLAND 78 A MILITARY HOSPITAL CROSSES THE BORDER WITH HEAVILY WOUNDED PATIENTS 79 FREE TIME 79 THE WEEKLY FILM SCHEDULE AT ZURICH CINEMAS 80 THE EXPLOSIVE DEVICE IN THE GOTTHARD TUNNEL 82 ON THE BLACK LIST 84 BACKGROUND CONVERSATION IN 1983 85 LACONIC REPLY 87 A STRAGGLER 87 THE GRAVE OF STEFAN GEORGE 88 4. REINHARD JIRGL 89 THE GREAT MARCH 91 THE SMILE OF A FAMILY MAN 93 5. ALEXANDER KLUGE . IN THE REICH CAPITAL 95 DIVISION OF THE CITY INTO COMBAT SECTORS 98 HOW I LOST MY FRIEND 98 AS THE LAST POET IN THE REICH MINISTRY OF PROPAGANDA 100 SKIRMISHES ON THE EVE OF 30 APRIL AT HEERSTRASSE CITY TRAIN STATION 102 AN UNREAL FINAL CONNECTION BETWEEN 1936 AND APRIL 1945 102 COMMEMORATION OF DEAD WORDS 106 READING TIME 106 AS A FAITHFUL EYEWITNESS 107 THE LAST AND ONLY ACTION BY THE NEW REICH CHANCELLOR IN MATTERS OF FOREIGN POLICY 110 LAST CONNECTION 111 EVERYTHING WENT TOO QUICKLY TO PROCESS THE NEW REALITIES INWARDLY 112 IN THE BASEMENTS OF THE CHARITE 114 ISLAND OF CIVILIZATION 114 NORMALLY ONE PAYS FOR EROTIC SERVICES; HERE ONE PAYS FOR LIVES TO BE SAVED 115 EDUCATION STRUGGLE TO THE LAST 116 HE HAD ONLY GOT THREE OF HIS STUDENTS THROUGH TO SPANDAU-WEST 117 THIRST IN THE WASTELAND 117 NEWS ACROSS THE INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE 118 6. REINHARD JIRGL 119 A PROLETARIAN CLYTEMNESTRA 121 7. ALEXANDER KLUGE INA SMALL TOWN 127 IN A SMALL TOWN 130 DIGGING FOR THE DEAD 132 LOOT WITH NO PRACTICAL VALUE 133 DOMEYER GARDEN CENTRE AT BURCHARDI GREEN 135 ASSIGNED TO REMOVAL WORK: FROM THE LARGE SPACE TO SIMPLE CULTIVATION 135 RE-ENACTING CONQUEST 137 LIFE IN THE RHYTHM OF HAIRCUTS 138 HAIRCUT FOR THE NEW TIMES 139 BARTERING 140 EARLY COMMERCIAL FLOWERING, BLOWN AWAY A MOMENT LATER 140 GITTI AND THE CAPTAIN WANDERED ALONG THE SHORE, HOLDING HANDS (SEVERAL HEAVENS WALKED BESIDE THEM ) 141 TRANSATLANTIC DOOR 143 TUFTS OF GRASS 145 VIEW OF THE BROCKEN 145 A DAY WITH A SURPRISE 146 8. REINHARD JIRGL 147 UNCANNY BRIDGE-BUILDING 149 EARLY SHIFT. SCENE FOR AN IMAGINARY FRONT THEATRE. 154 9. ALEXANDER KLUGE . ON THE GLOBE 155 IMMENSE REDISTRIBUTION OF MILITARY FORCES HALFWAY AROUND THE GLOBE 158 A STOCK-MARKET LEAP 158 THE SYSTEM OF CERTIFICATES 158 CIRCUMNAVIGATION OF THE EARTH BY SHIP 159 DISAPPOINTING ARRIVAL IN EAST ASIA 159 ROBINSONAD IN THE ICE 160 NEUTRAL SHIP 161 FORTUNATE LANDING 161 COUP IN ARGENTINA 162 IN THE SEVEN-HILL CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO 163 THE GENESIS OF THE VETO 163 THE PATRIOT OF LVIV 165 WHAT TO DO? 167 ALL WHEELS STAND STILL IF YOUR STRONG ARM WILLS IT* 168 ON FOLDING BEDS 169 WITH EMBERS THAT BURN FOR OVER 40 YEARS 170 IN THE EYE OF THE SECRET SERVICE 171 A LABOUR LEADER AT THE HOTEL PALACE 172 A SENIOR COMRADE 172 PILLORIED BY THE NEW GENERATION 173 AN ATTEMPT AT CONTACT 176 10. REINHARD JIRGL 177 AFTER MIDNIGHT 179 THE OLDEST PEACE 180 SHADOW FIGURES 1. WE ALL FALL DOWN. 181 11. ALEXANDER KLUGE . HEIDEGGER AT WILDENSTEIN CASTLE 187 AN ENCLAVE OF GERMAN SPIRIT 190 FROM THE ATTENDANCE LIST 190 WILDENSTEIN CASTLE WAS NO SHIP 191 TRANSIENTS 191 UNOCCUPIABLE TERRITORY 193 CROSSING TO SWITZERLAND 193 THE NIGHT MARCH TO NEU-BREISACH 194 MINENESS OF CONCERN 196 THE THREE LEAVES OF THE LILY 197 CURIOSITY AND THE LUST OF THE EYES 198 IS IT POSSIBLE, AS HOELDERLIN SAYS, TO FALL UPWARDS? 198 THE AROUNDNESS OF THE ENVIRONMENT 199 MAN WAS ORIGINALLY SIMILAR TO OTHER CREATURES, NAMELY, FISH 201 ANNOUNCEMENT ON SWISS RADIO 202 NEWS ON RADIO BEROMUENSTER AT 9:40 A.M. 203 HEIDEGGER ON ACTUALITY 203 PRIMORDIAL WILL AS SPIRIT* 205 THE ENTERTAINMENT CHARACTER OF THOUGHT 206 THE BROTHERS GRIMM AND THE SMALL BORDER TRAFFIC OF FAIRY TALES 207 FALLEN INTO THE WELL 208 THE TEMPORALITY OF HOPE 209 12. REINHARD JIRGL 211 SHADOW FIGURES 2. INTO THE LIGHT. A. IN THE BEGINNING 213 B. INTERLUDE: WITH THE STATE 215 C. A FRIEND, A GOOD FRIEND 217 D. A HEAVENLY POWER IN HELL-ON-EARTH 219 E. IF IT KEEPS TOO LONG IT WONT LAST 221 F. FOR FINALE. 222 13. ALEXANDER KLUGE I, THE LAST NATIONAL SOCIALIST IN KABUL 223 !, THE LAST NATIONAL SOCIALIST IN KABUL 226 A BUILDING BLOCK FOR THE FOURTH REICH 228 THE TUNNEL TO LEUTHEN 229 A WARLIKE BUNCH 230 ECONOMY OF LEFTOVERS 231 RADIO WORK IN THE FINAL HOUR 232 GROUP PHOTO WITH CAPITULATORS 233 A FAILED SURRENDER 234 EPISODE NEAR EITTING: TAKEN PRISONER ALONG WITH THEIR PRISONERS 236 SURRENDER AT UNUSUAL TIMES 236 BITE INHIBITION IN WOLVES 237 FAILED SURRENDER BY THE LAST FOLLOWERS OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA 238 CERTAIN CAPTIVITY, AN UNCERTAIN STATUS 239 WHETHER THE GOVERNOR OF A BESIEGED FORTRESS SHOULD GO OUT AND PARLEY 240 I WILL LAY MY HEAD ON SCREWS UNTIL ALL BRIDGES ARE BLOWN TO PIECES 241 HANDOVER OF A CITY 244 A SURRENDER THAT WAS UNPROFESSIONAL IN FORM BUT SUCCESSFUL IN CONTENT 245 LIFE-SAVING MESSAGE TO THE ENEMY 247 EMERGENCY SUPPLYING OF SHAFT MINES KNOWS NO FRONTS 248 EXHAUSTED AS WE WERE 249 AT REST 251 DEVASTATED YOUTH: HITLER YOUTH AREA LEADER FRIEDRICH GRUPE REPORTS 252 FAIR COPY BASED ON THE LATIN 254 NETWORK OF LOYALTY 257 THE LOYALTY MACHINE 259 NOCTURNAL CONFESSION 260 PERFORMANCE OF A PLAY 264 BETRAYAL OF COMRADES ON ALL SIDES 264 HATRED WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF PERSON 266 DARKNESS IN THE MINDS OF THE PERPETRATORS 266 THE UNCANNINESS OF PROPS 268 DISLOYALTY, SACRIFICIAL DEATH 269 WHEN I SEE YOU, I MUST WEEP 270 I READILY TRUST OTHERS 271 AWKWARD LEAP 272 MOURIR POUR DANZIG: NOBODY WANTS TO DIE FOR GDANSK 273 WHEN I LOOK AT A HEAD OFFICER, I IMAGINE HOW HE WOULD LOOK HEADLESS 274 NEW USE FOR OLD PROPERTY 275 14. ALEXANDER KLUGE * IN PLACE OF A POSTSCRIPT 277 PHOTOGRAPH CREDITS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 307
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spelling	Kluge, Alexander 1932- Verfasser (DE-588)118563491 aut 30. April 1945 30 April 1945 the day Hitler shot himself and Germany's integration with the West began Alexander Kluge ; translated by Wieland Hoban ; assisted by Thomas Combrink ; with guest contributions by Reinhard Jirgl translated by Iain Galbraith London ; New York ; Calcutta Seagull Books 2015 308 Seiten Illustrationen 21 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier The German list It was on April 30, 1945 that the Red Army occupied Berlin, Hitler committed suicide in his underground bunker and the United Nations was being founded in San Francisco. Alexander Kluge covers this single historic day and unravels its passing hours across the different theatres of the Second World War, including the life of a small German town occupied by American forces and the story of two SS officers stranded on the forsaken Kerguelen Islands. The collective experiences Kluge paints here are jarring, poignant and imbued with meaning. Zweiter Weltkrieg (DE-588)4079167-1 gnd rswk-swf Kriegsende (DE-588)4114316-4 gnd rswk-swf Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945--Death and burial. World War, 1939-1945. Germany--Foreign relations. Zweiter Weltkrieg (DE-588)4079167-1 s Kriegsende (DE-588)4114316-4 s DE-604 Hoban, Wieland, trl Combrink, Thomas 1976- (DE-588)143798332 oth Jirgl, Reinhard, 1953- wat Galbraith, Iain, trl B:DE-101 application/pdf http://d-nb.info/1079293620/04 Inhaltsverzeichnis DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030479447&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
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