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La Bascule du souffle (Atemschaukel) est un roman de Herta Müller (1953-), publié en allemand en 2009 et traduit et édité en français en 2010.
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The Hunger Angel
Book by Herta Müller
The Hunger Angel is a novel by Herta Müller. An English translation by Philip Boehm was published in 2012.
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Original titleAtemschaukel
Originally publishedJanuary 1, 2009
Author Herta Müller
GenreFiction · Historical Fiction · German Literature · Nobel Prize · Romania · Germany · Historical · Novels · Literature · Literary Fiction
Awards BTBA Best Translated Book Award · Magnesia Litera · Deutscher Buchpreis (German Book Prize) · Franz-Werfel-Menschenrechtspreis · Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize · ALTA National Translation Award · Mikael Agricola -palkinto · Metų verstinė knyga · Dublin Literary Award
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A book which must not be rushed through, that's how beautiful the language is. It's hard to believe it was translated fro…
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A book which must not be rushed through, that's how beautiful the language is. It's hard to believe it was translated from the German. A book about the will to live, among other things, and the richness of life even under horribly reduced circumstances. To read it merely as an account of life in the Gulag would be too limiting. It goes much deeper.Late in life a gay man remembers what it was like to be transported from his family home in Romania to the Russian Gulag. It was 1945 and he was a 17-year old ethnic German and so must be made to pay for the crimes of Hitler. Romania had been a combatant allied with the Axis Powers. Needless to say, this young man had nothing to do with the war. Moreover, what should have been for him a memorable period of sexual awakening, was in fact a time when homosexuality was a crime punishable by death, a time when Stalin—the murderer of 25 to 50 million of his own people—still ruled. The novel is based on the true story of the poet Oskar Pastior who lived just long enough to give Herta Müller the background for the novel. That's why it's so filled with authentic facts and vivid description. Every little trick of survival is recalled. How he starved is given particular depth and resonance. With regard to the small cooking fires inmates would make to prepare meals in the evening, the narrator says:When I had nothing to cook, the smoke snaked through my mouth. I drew in my tongue and chewed on nothing. I swallowed my spit with the evening smoke and thought about bratwurst. When I had nothing to cook, I walked close to the pots and pretended that I was on my way to brush my teeth at the well before going to bed. But by the time I put my toothbrush in my mouth I had already eaten twice. First I ate the yellow fire with the …
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Although I’ll say SPOILERS FOLLOW, this isn’t a book you read for its plot. We know the plot: horrendous times of h…
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Although I’ll say SPOILERS FOLLOW, this isn’t a book you read for its plot. We know the plot: horrendous times of hardship and near-starvation in a forced labor camp. While the characters may be fictional, the existence of these labor camps is a relatively unknown historical fact. After the end of WW II, the Stalin-led Soviet Union rounded up Eastern European resident Germans in countries that the Soviets occupied including East Germany, Poland, Hungary, Romania and Czechoslovakia. They enslaved people in labor camps in the USSR, such as the Romanian Germans in this story.Through the story of one young man, this Nobel Prize winning author tells us the relatively unknown story of thousands of Romanians of German descent who, in retaliation for WW II, were forced into Russian work camps. These people were not prisoners of war; they were men and women rounded up from their homes.Those in the camps lived for up to five years in borderline starvation eating only two meals of watery cabbage soup and a slice of bread every day. They were so hungry that they traded slices of bread with each other, often several times, because the other person’s slice always looked bigger. Occasionally they begged for food in a neighboring village or cooked edible weeds gathered from the roadside. Hunger became so all-pervasive in their lives that “it was an object” and the Hunger Angel was surely the devil. No medical care was available and those who died were buried out back.In blister-inducing wooden shoes (only two sizes: small or large, so none fit) they shoveled coal into a power plant and worked cement to make concrete blocks. Muller’s descriptions of how you shovel coal or handle cement and its dust shows she had an informant who filled her in …
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Take a deep breath. Feel the panic swing freely in your body. And slowly breathe on, like the main character in this ma…
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Take a deep breath. Feel the panic swing freely in your body. And slowly breathe on, like the main character in this masterpiece, living through the hell of a labour camp for five years, surviving under the vigil of an omnipotent hunger angel, only to trauma bond with the fear and terror to the extent that they become the main reference points for every single later experience and relationship. You can leave the hunger behind, but the hunger angel remains your lifelong companion.When homesickness actually becomes a mental sick note to self! Or, as the German word "Heimweh" implies: a pain. Absolutely stunning language, one of her best novels, and so worthy of the Nobel Prize in Literature!
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