Cuando Las Palomas Cayeron Del Cielo

April 24, 2024

Titulo del libro: Cuando Las Palomas Cayeron Del Cielo

The new novel by the Purga writer Set in Estonia during the period before and after World War II, and narrated with that tight and engaging prose that so impacted the readers of her previous novel, Oksanen has written a captivating story of intrigue And love that delves into the abyss of the human being, while exposing the different interpretations that a single historical fact can elicit. The narrative revolves around three people as different as they are hopelessly united. On the one hand, Roland and Edgar, two cousins who, after passing through a German training camp in Finland, fight against the brutal Soviet occupation. On the other, Juudit, the young wife of Edgar, who has been trapped between the two sides and attends, disconcerted, to the joy that occurs when the Germans take control of the country. Thus, while Juudit doubts the true intentions of the Nazis as much as the future of their marriage, marked by the lack of passion, Roland does not stop recording his impressions in a newspaper in the hope that someday serves to make known the True history of Estonia. Both share a strange relationship with the enigmatic Edgar, who represents like no one the infinite capacity of adaptation of certain people when they are put under an extreme situation. Thus, over three decades, the historical becoming is fused subtly with a deep psychological portrait and a perfectly dosed suspense that does not resolve until the last page. The new novel by the Purga writer Set in Estonia during the period before and After World War II, and narrated with that tight and engaging prose that so impacted the readers of her previous novel, Oksanen has written a captivating story of intrigue and that delves into the abyss of the human being, while exposing the different interpretations that a Single historical fact can elicit. The narrative revolves around three people as they are hopelessly united. On the one hand, Roland and Edgar, two cousins who, after passing through a German training camp in Finland, fight against the brutal Soviet occupation. On the other, Juudit, the young wife of Edgar, who has been trapped between the two sides and attends, disconcerted, to the joy that occurs when the Germans take control of the country. Thus, while Juudit doubts the true intentions of the Nazis as much as the future of their marriage, marked by the lack of passion, Roland does not stop recording his impressions in the newspaper in the hope that someday serves to make known the True history of Estonia. Both share a strange relationship with the enigmatic Edgar, who represents the infinite capacity of adaptation of certain people when they are put under an extreme situation. Thus, over three decades, the historical development is fused subtly with a deep psychological portrait and a perfectly dosed suspense that is not resolved until the last page.

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