Ebook {Epub PDF} Magda by Meike Ziervogel

Her debut novel Magda offers a unique dissection of Magda Goebbels, the female role model of the Third Reich and wife of Hitler’s propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels. Meike Ziervogel attempts to explain the psychology behind the history of this multifaceted woman using historical research and her own imagination.  · Magda is a fictionalised account of the last few days of the life of Magda Goebbels, the wife of Nazi propaganda minister, Josef Goebbels and herself a prominent member of the Nazi party. Magda was mother to six children, all of whom she took into the führerbunker in Berlin and killed.  · Ziervogel moves from Magda's childhood experiences in the convent to her mother's testimony at the end of the war, and Helga's diaries, written while she is Author: Lesley Mcdowell.

Magda by Ziervogel, Meike Seller Revaluation Books Published Condition New ISBN Item Price $ Show Details. Description: Sovera Edizioni, Paperback. New. Italian language. xx inches. Add to Cart. Meike Ziervogel was born and grew up in northern Germany and came to London in to study Arabic language and literature. In she founded Peirene Press, an award-winning independent publishing www.doorway.ru is the editor of the Peirene Now! series of commissioned fiction that addresses topical polical subjects through story telling. Magda has also appeared in German, Catalan and Italian translation. Ziervogel's second novel Clara's Daughter was published to critical acclaim in September [4] Her third novel, Kauthar, was released in August , [5] followed by her fourth novel, The Photographer in [6] and her fifth love, Flotsam in April

Not the Booker prize Magda by Meike Ziervogel The final book on the shortlist turns out to be the best – a short, shocking account of the wife of Joseph Goebbels, who killed their six children. Her debut novel Magda offers a unique dissection of Magda Goebbels, the female role model of the Third Reich and wife of Hitler’s propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels. Meike Ziervogel attempts to explain the psychology behind the history of this multifaceted woman using historical research and her own imagination. Meike Ziervogel: 'I could only write about Magda Goebbels in English'. The German novelist and Not the Booker nominee explains why some subjects are still taboo in her native country. 'In my novel.