Gabriella Berlin Winter 1943-44 - Mackenzie, Gillies
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Although a novel, this story is historically accurate and tells in vivid detail what life was like in Berlin during the RAF's bombing campaign against the city in the winter of 1943-44. The story tells of how the 19 bombing raids that winter affected the lives of ordinary Berliners, as well as its extraordinary cast of characters and narrators. The story tells the dates, times, duration, locations and aftermath of the raids and offers an extraordinary insight into how the average Berliner lived and coped under such devastating conditions. This is a story without oxygen, where breathing is…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Although a novel, this story is historically accurate and tells in vivid detail what life was like in Berlin during the RAF's bombing campaign against the city in the winter of 1943-44. The story tells of how the 19 bombing raids that winter affected the lives of ordinary Berliners, as well as its extraordinary cast of characters and narrators. The story tells the dates, times, duration, locations and aftermath of the raids and offers an extraordinary insight into how the average Berliner lived and coped under such devastating conditions. This is a story without oxygen, where breathing is difficult as smoke and ash fills our lungs and clings to our clothing, stings our eyes and singes our hair. It follows surgeon Gabriella von Klonau as she murders the vulnerable and the damaged in the blacked out, bombed out mayhem and chaos of Berlin during that dark bitter winter of coughs and tears.
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Autorenporträt
Gillies MacKenzie was born in Argyll, Scotland. After studying graphic designing at Portsmouth College of Art, he moved to Berlin until changing careers to become an advertising copywriter and living first in Düsseldorf, where he worked on accounts for Volkswagen and P&G, then later to Hamburg to work on various Siemens accounts. Today he lives in Copenhagen and still works as a copywriter in Germany.