Ein Fenster mit Blick auf den Hügel

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planned Maxi, written 109 pages, 40,000 words, 21 chapters
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1940s Angst Canon Divergence Canon-characteristic cruelty Deception/Misconception Drama Falling in love Friends to lovers Genocide Germany Grief and loss Historical periods Jealousy Love at first sight Mentions of deaths Obscene language Quarrels/Conflicts Rape Rated for sex Rated for violence or gore Sexual violence Smoking Violence Weapons of mass destruction World War II Xenophobia Spoilers ...
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Spring, 1943. An Italian girl and her younger brother came by train to the city of Münich in search of a better life. There she settles in a one-room apartment and eats from hand to mouth. One day a girl meets the son of a Nazi officer and a friendship begins between them, which later develops into something more—love. But the harsh reality is trying its best to divide young people. Will they be able to find each other in the midst of this chaos and survive?
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• To immerse yourself in the full atmosphere of those times, I advise you to listen to the songs suggested at the beginning of the first chapters. To study the topic, you can watch the film “Ordinary Fascism” and “NAPOLA” • The work does not promote or approve of fascist actions, the politics of those times, violence, smoking, etc. • The work does not suggest reliable historical accuracy, errors and inaccuracies are possible. • Inspired by – "Where the hands touch"
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19. Ralph. Adler Schultz's letter

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      "I can't believe I'm writing this letter. I always thought I would live long, but alas, that is not to be. Life is such a brief moment in time, and I don't want to spend it on suffering, regrets, and all the cruelty that fills this world. I want to tell you that I love you with all my heart. You have been my dearest friends, and I am so grateful for all the time we spent together. I will never forget those moments when we laughed until we cried, wandered through the city, and shared our deepest dreams. But life goes on, and now I must go. I know you will miss me, but I want you to know that I will always be right there with you, in your hearts. My life has been full of adventure and emotion, but now it has come to its end. I can't fight with myself, I can't live among this chaos without any kindness...I am grateful for everything that happened to me and for having you by my side. I hope we will meet again in another life. Thank you for everything you have done for me. I love you and I will miss you. With love, Adler Schuldz." I found this letter beneath a floorboard in my deceased friend's room two days after his death. Sitting on his bed and reading it, I was choking back tears. Bruno read it with me, his own tears dropping onto the paper. To us, this letter was the most genuine treasure—a sacred and precious thing. Adler had poured his entire soul, every last emotion, into this short yet profoundly moving farewell.       — We will never forget you, — I whispered, — never, for as long as we live. And that was the purest truth.
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