Waiting hall. Book 3. Exile. Feikhtwanger L.

Paris, 1935. The composer Zepp Troutine, who went into exile after the Nazis came to power, composes the symphony “Waiting Hall”. But after the German police, the journalist of the emigrant newspaper Friedrich Benjamin Tywain, is forced to take his place. Now his weapon is a word, and he is not going to retreat until Benjamin is free. Heroic act or waste of energy?

Lyon Feikhtwanger, in 1933, forced to leave his native Germany and announced by the enemy of the nation, created an epoch -making novel written by the exile of the exiles, telling of those who are fighting and those who surrender. Filled by the author before the start of the war in 1939, the novel “Exile” completes the famous trilogy of Lyon Feikhtwanger “Waiting Hall.”