Fleet from time. Bell H.

The diary of one of the founders of Dadaism, the German writer Hugo Balle (1886-1927), published by him shortly before his death, introduces the spiritual atmosphere of Europe of the 1910s. And he shows how the Catholic and liberal-pacifist views are unexpectedly combined in the intellectual. The rich cultural luggage of the Balle, his original judgments on different topics and a lot of personalities mentioned in the book makes it entertaining for Germanists, historians of literature and art, and domestic and humorous sketches alternating with thoughts about the fate of Europe and Russia - for a wide reader.