Castle To Castle by Louis-Ferdinand Céline

With an undercurrent of sensual excitement, Celine paints an almost unbearably vivid picture of society and the human condition. In Germany near the end of World War II, 1,400 members of the Vichy France government hide in a labyrinthine castle and attempt to postpone the postwar reckoning. Castle to Castle is the often hilarious account of a baggage-train of highly-placed Nazis from the former German-occupied countries. As the allies advance, so were these important traitors moved from one château to another and then from schloss to schloss. Céline describes the tension, apprehension and bickering which dominated these men, fallen from power. Translated by Ralph Manheim.

Publisher:	Dalkey Archive Press
Year:	1997
Binding:	Paperback
ISBN:	9781564781505
Condition:	Good
Description:	Cover rubbed; a little dog-eared.

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SKU: 1599977
Location: Fiction