boll heinrich the train was on time
Boll Heinrich The Train Was on Time
Twenty-four-year-old Andreas, a disillusioned German soldier, is travelling on a troop train to the Eastern Front when he has an awful premonition that he will die in exactly five days. As he hurtles towards his death, he reflects on the chaos around him - the naive soldiers, the painfully thin girl who pours his coffee, the ruined countryside - with sudden, heart-breaking poignancy. Arriving in Poland the night before he is certain he will die, he meets Olina, a beautiful prostitute, and together they attempt to escape his fate...
2179 Р.
Hill Eric Spot's Train
Join Spot on a train trip in this shaped board book with a brilliant train sound! Choo Choo! Spot and Grandma have been on a day trip, and now it's time to take the train home. What will they see on the journey? Join Spot on his adventure by reading the story, and then play with the train-shaped book. You can press the button to bring it to life with real train sounds for added fun! Spot is the fun-first friend for new experiences, early learning, and stories you can play with.
1882 Р.
Brewer William The Red Arrow
'It was a strange time. He felt like he was happy. It was strange because it wasn't so long ago that he was convinced the only way out of the depression that had crippled him since he was a child, was death.' But now, he is on a high-speed train travelling from Rome to Modena, a failed novelist on the tail of a famous physicist whose memoir he is ghostwriting. The more of another man's life he writes, the more his debt to his publisher is paid off. But nothing would be possible, not the journey, not the writing, not his beautiful wife who is waiting for him at the hotel, had he not experienced the life-altering, life-saving treatment for the darkness which had been hovering since the chemical spill in West Virginia.
4539 Р.
Boll Heinrich Widerstand ist ein Freiheitsrecht... Schriften und Reden zu Literatur, Politik und Zeitgeschichte
Fur ihn gab es keine klare Trennung zwischen Prosa und Essay: Heinrich Boll verstand seine Schriften und Reden uber Literatur, Politik und Zeitgeschichte als integralen Bestandteil seines literarischen Schaffens. Konsequenterweise werden sie in der Kolner Ausgabe seiner Werke in chronologischer Folge gefuhrt. Jetzt liegt zum ersten Mal eine kommentierte Auswahl der einschlagigen Texte vor. Vom »Bekenntnis zur Trummerliteratur« uber »Gibt es die deutsche Story?«, »Ich gehore keiner Gruppe an« und den »Frankfurter Vorlesungen« bis zu »Soviel Liebe auf einmal. Will Ulrike Meinhof Gnade oder freies Geleit?« und »Einmischung erwunscht« – Heinrich Boll au?erte sich zu dem, was ihn gerade beschaftigte, und sagte oft das, was andere nicht zu sagen wagten. Und seine Texte entfalteten eine unmittelbare Wirkung, belebten aktuelle Debatten oder stie?en diese erst an. Aus den 734 nachgewiesenen Essays, Aufsatzen, Reden, Glossen und Rezensionen hat Jochen Schubert in Abstimmung mit Rene Boll die wichtigsten ausgewahlt, kommentiert und mit einem Nachwort versehen, das uber die grundsatzliche Bedeutung essayistischen Schreibens fur Heinrich Boll Auskunft gibt und die wichtigsten Themen, Anlasse und Thesen herausarbeitet. Ein Personen- und Sachregister ermoglicht den direkten Zugriff auf alle Texte. Ein unverzichtbarer Band fur alle Boll-Leser, Lehrer und Studierende!
7130 Р.
Honnef Klaus Wirtschaftswunder
It was no more than eight years after the surrender of the Nazi government when Josef Heinrich Darchinger set out on his photographic journey through the West of a divided Germany. The bombs of World War II had reduced the country's major cities to deserts of rubble. Yet his pictures show scarcely any signs of the downfall of a civilization. Not that the photographer was manipulating the evidence: he simply recorded what he saw. At the time, a New York travel agency was advertising the last opportunity to go and visit the remaining bomb sites. Darchinger's pictures, in color and black-and-white, show a country in a fever of reconstruction. The economic boom was so incredible that the whole world spoke of an "economic miracle." The people who achieved it, in contrast, look down-to-earth, unassuming, conscientious, and diligent. And increasingly, they look like strangers in the world they have created. The photographs portray a country caught between the opposite poles of technological modernism and cultural restoration, between affluence and penury, between German Gemutlichkeit and the constant threat of the Cold War. They show the winners and losers of the "economic miracle," people from all social classes, at home, at work, in their very limited free time and as consumers. But they also show a country that looks, in retrospect, like a film from the middle of the last century. Of his color photographs, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung wrote, "they are exceptional contemporary documents indicating how swiftly the grayness of everyday life became infused with color again." “A critic once said that Darchinger could think with his eyes. The photographs in the book Wirtschaftswunder prove that he can also feel and speak with them.” - SPIEGEL.DE, Hamburg About the editor: In 1977, Frank Darchinger began his career as a photojournalist, while also assisting his father, Josef Heinrich Darchinger, with the classifying and updating of his legendarily vast and efficient photographic archive. It was through his endeavors that his father's work has become accessible to the general public. Today Frank Darchinger works as a freelance photographer in Bonn. About the photographer: Josef Heinrich Darchinger started working as a freelance photojournalist in 1952. Darchinger’s photographs began to regularly appear in reputable German print media starting in the mid-1960s. In his years as a photographer for Der Spiegel and Die Zeit, Darchinger had a formative influence on the magazines’ national news coverage of Bonn. He also presented his work at exhibitions and in collections of photographic portraits—for instance of Helmut Schmidt, Willy Brandt, Richard von Weizsacker, or Heinrich Boll. Darchinger received numerous awards, among which was the prestigious Dr. Erich Salomon Award from the German Photographic Association. About the author: Klaus Honnef is honorary professor of photography theory at the Kassel Art Academy. He was one of the organizers of documenta 5 and documenta 6 in Kassel, and has been the curator of more than 500 exhibitions in Germany and abroad. He has written numerous books, including TASCHEN’s Contemporary Art (1988), Andy Warhol (1989), and Pop Art (2004). Издание на английском, французском и немецком языках.
3279 Р.
Blathwayt Benedict Faster, Faster!
Click-clack, clicketty-clack, whoo . . . eee! Disaster! The fast rain to Pebblecombe has broken down. Everyone on the train wants to get to the fair and enjoy a great day out but now they're all stuck on the tracks. It is up to the Little Red Train and Duffy Driver to save the day. Do the little Red Train speeds up and is determined to get her passengers to the fair on time. As Duffy remarks at the end of the journey, 'You're the Little Red Express now!' Follow the train on its speedy journey and marvel at the wealth of detail in every picture.
1910 Р.
Wolmar Christian British Rail. A New History
You think you know British Rail. But you don't know the whole story. From its creation after the Second World War, through its fifty-year lifetime, British Rail was an innovative powerhouse that transformed our transport system. Uniting disparate lines into a highly competent organisation - heralding 'The Age of the Train' - and, for a time, providing one of the fastest regular rail services in the world. Born into post-war austerity, traumatised, impoverished and exploited by a hostile press, the state-owned railway was dismissed as a dinosaur unable to evolve, and swept away by a government hellbent on selling it off. Now, award-winning writer Christian Wolmar provides a new perspective on national loss in a time of privatisation. British Rail is ripe for a new history.
7069 Р.
Yerofeev Venedikt Moscow Stations
Venya is more interested in how much he and his colleagues can drink during the working day than in his job. Once he is fired, he spends the last of his money on booze and sets off on a train journey to visit beautiful, picturesque, utopian Petushki, where his beloved and child are waiting for him. But Venya’s drinking gets out of control on the train, and Petushki seems to lie increasingly beyond his grasp. Funny and sad, Yerofeev’s alcohol-soaked story of a man on a train perfectly captures Soviet society on the brink of doom: exhausted, corrupt and heading into the night in sodden dignity. Moscow Stations — the only novel published by the Russian writer Venedikt Yerofeev — was written in 1969 and existed first only amongst samizdat circles, as a typed manuscript passed hand to hand by readers in Soviet Russia. It was first published officially in the magazine Sobriety and Culture in 1989. This translation was first published by Faber in 1997.
1255 Р.
Garner Alan Thursbitch
A gripping time-slip novel by the author of the 2022 Booker Prize-longlisted Treacle Walker Here John Turner was cast away in a heavy snow storm in the night in or about the year 1755. The print of a woman's shoe was found by his side in the snow where he lay dead. So reads an enigmatic memorial stone, high on the bank of a prehistoric Pennine track in Cheshire, a mystery that lives on in the surrounding hill farms. John Turner was a packman. With his train of horses he carried salt and silk, travelling distances incomprehensible to his community. John brought ideas as well as gifts, from market town to market town, from places as distant as the campfires of the Silk Road. In the twenty-first century, two hundred and fifty years after John's life, Ian and Sal's world resounds with the echo John's death. Walking on the moor one day they slip between time and are lost somewhere between Jack's vanished world and their own. This poetic, fantastical novel is is an evocation of the lives and the language of all people who are called to the valley of Thursbitch.
1346 Р.
Song D. The Night Voyage: A Magical Adventure and Coloring Book
This third adult coloring book in Daria Songs Time series follows the little girl on a new nighttime adventure when the conductor of her toy train comes to life and helps her distribute gifts across the world. The Night Voyage is an evocatively illustrated story of a little girl who is swept away on the eve of her birthday by her toy train conductor on a magical journey to distribute gifts around the globe. Taking devotees of The Time Garden and The Time Chamber on an imaginative new adventure, The Night Voyage continues Daria Songs wildly successful series with the beautifully intricate art that her fans have come to love, featuring a world of paper cranes, penny-farthing bicycles, trolleys, cityscapes, and hot air balloon-filled skies.
1708 Р.
Song D. The Night Voyage: A Magical Adventure and Coloring Book
This third adult coloring book in Daria Songs Time series follows the little girl on a new nighttime adventure when the conductor of her toy train comes to life and helps her distribute gifts across the world. The Night Voyage is an evocatively illustrated story of a little girl who is swept away on the eve of her birthday by her toy train conductor on a magical journey to distribute gifts around the globe. Taking devotees of The Time Garden and The Time Chamber on an imaginative new adventure, The Night Voyage continues Daria Songs wildly successful series with the beautifully intricate art that her fans have come to love, featuring a world of paper cranes, penny-farthing bicycles, trolleys, cityscapes, and hot air balloon-filled skies.
1708 Р.
Manzanero Paula K. The Who Was? History of the World
Based on The New York Times Best-Selling series, this timeline of world history gives a fresh take on global events, from King Tut to Malala Yousafzai. For the first time ever, the Who Was? subjects are gathered into a single title! The Who Was? History of the World is a journey along the timeline of history, noting the birthdays of 150 people in the series and what was happening in the world at that moment in time. Follow the timeline to learn who was doing what when, from the days of ancient Egypt, all the way up to the present.
1423 Р.
Blathwayt Benedict The Little Red Train. The Runaway Train
A delightful Little Red Train adventure narrated by the wonderful Richard Briers. Children can enjoy their favourite story, time and time again, with this brilliant picture book with audio. The Little Red Train is now available in a wide range of exciting formats with an app and ebooks, as well as the traditional picture book. Chuff-chuff, chuffity chuff, whoo… oo… oo! The Little Red Train has set off down the track without sleepy-head Duffy Driver! Poor Duffy tries everything to catch up - he hitches a lift on a lorry, clambers aboard a motor boat, grabs the chance to ride a tractor and finally makes a heroic leap from a speeding helicopter! At last Duffy is safely back in the driver's cab, just in time for the Little Red Train to pull into the station at Sandy-on-Sea for a lovely, lazy afternoon. Phew!
1934 Р.
Basil Priya Strangers on the 16:02
A very ordinary train journey goes horribly wrong | 'Helen is wishing it was all out in the open. Then she wouldn't have to pretend.' On the 16.02 train from Hampton to Waterloo, Helen sends a message on Facebook. She breathes a sigh of relief. Finally, she has been brave enough to send out a small hint to her friends about a very big problem in her life. Also, on the train is Kerm, a young Asian doctor whose days are filled with family responsibilities. He is unattached and a little lonely. The train is crowded. Helen and Kerm are tossed around together as the train moves forward. Suddenly, the emergency alarm goes and the train grinds to a screeching halt. Helen is thrown forwards into Kerm's lap. In the chaos of the emergency stop, will these two troubled strangers find each other?
360 Р.
Williams Michael On The Slow Train. Twelve Great British Railway Journeys
A love of railways, a love of history, a love of nostalgia. Get ready to board the slow train to another era, to a time when travel meant more than hurrying from one place to the next. On the Slow Train will reconnect you with that long-missed need for escape, and reminds us to lift our heads from the daily grind and remember that there are still places in Britain where we can take the time to stop and stare. This book is a paean to another age: before milk churns, train porters and cats on seats were replaced by security announcements and Burger King wrappers. These 12 spectacular journeys will help free us from what Baudelaire denounced as 'the horrible burden of time.'
2430 Р.
Smythe James Dark Made Dawn
There was one truth on Australia, the derelict ship on which Chan was born and raised: you fight or you die. Usually both. But everything on Australia was a lie. Abandoned and alone, Chan was forced to live a terrible existence on the fringes of society, Australia's only survivor after a terrible crash-landing on Earth. But Chan discovered she was not alone. Together with the unlikeliest of allies, Chan carved out a place for herself on Earth. And now the time has come: she's finally found a reason to keep going. But friends have become enemies, and enemies have become something worse. It's time for Chan to create her own truths, and discover a life beyond fighting and death. A life beyond Australia.
2133 Р.