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La otra orilla del Río Eger

La otra orilla del Río Eger

Rocío Morales-Broy

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Editorial:
Tu voz en mi pluma (PA)
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Ficción histórica
ISBN:
9788412898545
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En el corazón de Europa, en medio de la convulsa historia del siglo XX, se desarrolla LA OTRA ORILLA DEL RÍO EGER, una novela que narra la vida de una familia étnica alemana expulsada de los Sudetes tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial. A través de las vivencias de Frieda, la protagonista, y de su madre Amelia, la autora Rocío Morales-Broy nos sumerge en un relato profundamente humano sobre el desarraigo, la resiliencia y la lucha por sobrevivir en un mundo que cambia a cada paso.La novela no solo es un retrato conmovedor de la lucha de una familia por sobrevivir, sino también un viaje íntimo de crecimiento y superación para Frieda, la protagonista que, con el paso de los años, deberá encontrar su lugar en un mundo fragmentado por el conflicto y la reconstrucción.LA OTRA ORILLA DEL RÍO EGER destaca por la riqueza de sus detalles históricos, la complejidad de sus personajes y la habilidad de Morales-Broy para entrelazar la gran Historia con las historias humanas más íntimas. Esta obra cautivará a los lectores por su emotividad, y por el retrato de una época en la que el destino de millones de personas se decidió en los márgenes de la guerra, la esperanza y la superación. 10

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