Heinz G. Konsalik Books
May 28, 1921 – October 2, 1999
Heinz G. Konsalik was a prolific German novelist whose works frequently explored the harrowing realities of war. His narratives centered on the human experience of soldiers and their families, focusing on their struggles and resilience in desperate circumstances rather than political judgment. This empathetic approach, particularly evident in his exploration of characters facing immense personal trials, contributed to his immense popularity and made him a significant voice in postwar German literature.
The grim and horrifying background of this book is the giant prisoner-of-war camp at Stalingrad, with it thousands of German prisoners. It is the tragic story of a band of medical men who, in the icy winters and under primitive conditions, with insufficient instruments, cut off from all medical supplies, almost starving, without hope for themselves, knew only one duty – to help others. Many people have co-operated on this work, including former German prisoners of war whose experiences the author has collected during years of research to produce this book, written in the terse, hard, and realistic language the subject demands.
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- 254 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The Ravishing Doctor
- 218 pages
- 8 hours of reading
She was young and beautiful, a woman alone in a harsh man's world. To the coal miners of the Emma II, Dr. Wally Born was both angel and physician, a woman above reproach , beyond reach. But beneath her cool blonde beauty smouldered a forbidden passion that she could no longer bury -- and secrets that threatened to rock the snug little valley community and its leading citizen, Dr. Ludwig Sassen. Father of the man she dangerously loved and powerful director of Emma II -- he chose to ignore the mounting warnings that his tinderbox mine was about to explode...
Nachdem er selbst ein Schiffsunglück in der Karibik zu verantworten hatte, nimmt der deutsche Kapitän Hessbach den gefährlichen Kampf gegen die internationale Öl-Connection auf
Die schöne Ärztin - bk436; Goldmann Verlag; Heinz G. Konsalik; pocket_book; 1978
Das Teufelsweib - bk1601; Heyne Verlag; Heinz G. Konsalik; pocket_book; 1983
