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portada The Eyewitness Report: An Unpublished Work by Albert Maltz
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9780714550961

The Eyewitness Report: An Unpublished Work by Albert Maltz

Maltz Albert (Author) · Calder Publications · Hardcover

The Eyewitness Report: An Unpublished Work by Albert Maltz - Maltz Albert

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Synopsis "The Eyewitness Report: An Unpublished Work by Albert Maltz"

The scene opens in Moscow in August 1968. Forty-two-year-old Daniil Petrovich Barkov is a prizewinning writer whose life is at a crossroads. His wife is slowly dying in a hospital bed, and his faith in his country is shaken by the anti-democratic invasion of Czechoslovakia by Soviet troops. On a Sunday afternoon in Red Square, Barkov witnesses a peaceful demonstration for human rights. Eight men and women, including a mother and her baby, sit silently on the pavement near Lenin's tomb and unfurl their banners. Within moments, police whistles are heard, and KGB agents arrest them with shocking brutality. Barkov is moved by the bravery of the protesters, but resists the impulse to join them. The guilt-ridden author vows to write an eyewitness report, a burning polemic against rule by aggression, which will show his growth as an artist. At once an indictment of oppression and an exploration of the role and responsibility of the individual in the face of tragic historical events - themes that preoccupied Maltz throughout his life and artistic career - The Eyewitness Report, left unpublished by its author at his death and presented here for the first time, will cement Maltz's reputation as one of the finest storytellers and most perceptive thinkers of the last century.

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