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Audible Hörbuch

Spieldauer: 13 Stunden und 30 Minuten

Format: Hörbuch-Download

Version: Ungekürzte Ausgabe

Verlag: Audible Studios

Audible.de Erscheinungsdatum: 20. Mai 2014

Sprache: Englisch, Englisch

ASIN: B00NTQCRD0

Amazon Bestseller-Rang:

Nr. 36.701 in Audible Hörbücher & Originals (Siehe Top 100 in Audible Hörbücher & Originals)

Ein Buch was jeder lesen sollte. Das legt man nicht so schnell weg und erfährt nur einen Bruchteil davon wie Menschen sich verändern wenn Krieg und Terror die Welt regieren wollen.

in englischer Sprache bestellt, in deutsch bekommen.Zustand neu. UND NOCH EIN PAAR WÖRTER DA 13 DAVON FÜR EINE REZESSION ERFORDERLICH SIND ;-)

This is an intriguing courtroom novel with a rather unusual approach the the subject – justice and the holocaust.. Dr. Adam Kelno is the the doctor the reader gets to know first and he seems a very likable character. In the second part of the novel he is accused of operating on Jewish camp inmates in a horrific way.He does not seem guilty or a bad person, because the reader does not know yet what went on in the fictitious camp of Jadwiga. Only in part two Abraham Cady is introduced. He wrote a book on Jadwiga ând accuses Cady of horrific crimes agaisnt humanity. He seems just aslikable. It is only at the end the reader learns who is actually the guilty person. An author whose research was sloppy or a doctor who really conducted inhumane operations on Jews?Since Jadwiga is a fictious camp the author is not burdened by historical facts so he can create a historical fictional novel. All the topics you would expect in such a novel are addressed and the question of what people are capable of if they are given the possibility is dealt with. Whether people are good or evil is not just a matter of character but as well a matter of circumstances, though this is no justification for immoral and unethical behavior. This sounds rather theoretical but as the reader of the novel you are caught up in plot with many twists and turns so it keeps you guessing to the very end. Very recommendable.

When reading the liner notes for this book, you expect to read the same horrors we have all been exposed to when exploring the events surrounding the Holocaust. While the more harrowing events can never be allowed to be forgotten, what is wonderful about this book is Uris never takes you on a frightful train ride in a closed-in boxcar or makes you watch a baby being murdered. Instead, in typical Uris fashion, he focuses on a completely different aspect of the Holocaust (I won't ruin it) that allows us to travel from London to Borneo to Poland to Czechoslovakia to the southern United States to Sausalito, California. He cleverly divides the book into four gripping sections (again, I won't ruin it by describing those sections), the final of which will have you SNATCHING the pages out of the book you will be turning them so fast. Uris' background in the military, as always, provides a superb picture of "comraderie" (sp?) as the two "teams" in this book (noted on the liner notes, so I didn't ruin anything) rally together on their individual sides to try to win their case. While it is not overtly "military", certainly we gain a sense of "a commander and his soldiers" as each team puts together its defense. Having read Battle Cry, Topaz, Trinity, Redemption and now QB VII, I can safely say that this is a theme that quite successfully runs through many of Uris' books.Do not take this book with you on vacation. You won't see a THING for having shut yourself in your hotel room to finish it! Read QB VII after a hard day at work or on a lazy weekend when you can't stand the site of your car. My only gripe, and it's minor, so he still gets 5 stars: Uris tends to refer to the Holocaust as the WORST thing that has ever happened in recorded history. As an African-American whose recently-deceased great-grandmother's parents and older sister were slaves, I beg to differ and (somewhat) take offense. Certainly, Africans were dragged from their homes as the Jews were, traveled MUCH farther distances with the same lack of food and dignity, were separated from their families, were raped, beaten and murdered for making eye contact with the wrong person, were imprisoned over their LIFETIMES with no chance of "surviving till the war ends", were often chained to each other and/or something in their surroundings (imagine needing to go to the bathroom when you are chained to something or someone) and had little chance for developing a Resistance or an Underground, as they were punished by death for learning how to read. But, this is Uris' book and his point of view, to which he is entitled. He tells his story well, entertains without greatly offending (think Gone with the Wind), and presents his work CLEARLY as fiction where, happily (or else all books would sound alike) sometimes anything goes. Definitely as 5-star novel!

i never liked courtroom novels. the language is far too dry and the cases described are very boring. leon uris' book is - in a way - a courtroom novel. but this one i couldn't put down. uris describes how the holocaust, even decades after the nazis had been defeated, still affects those who were involved. the book starts out by presenting one of the main characters dr. kelno a war hero who saved hundreds of people from a sure death in the concentration camp of jadwiga. he's haunted by his past which he wants to forget. dr kelno is accused of war crimes. his arch-rival accuses him of having castrated innocent jews in jadwiga. this case is later proved wrong. but kelno still is not able to live a life in peace. the young jewish author abraham cady writes a book about the holocaust and mentions kelno's name in connection with mediacal experiments carried out in the concentration camp. kelno sues cady, and this is where the reader starts to see kelno in a different light. before uris portrayed kelno as a mircale worker, treating poor people, who is not allowed to forget about the holocaust due to -supposedly- wrong accusations of his rivals. i don't want to give away too much of the story, but qb VII is an excellent book. it plays with the reader's feelings and leaves you insecure about who you can trust and who's a liar. it is a very realistic portrayal of the time after the holocaust and of the medical experiments and other gruesome crimes that took place in the concentration camps.

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