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About the Story
Berlin, the capital of the Weimar Republic, was a turbulent place to live after the Great War. In 1922, in order to create a better life for themselves and their infant son, Hans Brown’s grandparents immigrated to Montana.
The Weimar Journals' main character, Hans, documents his life and the lives of his grandparents in a journal which describes the political and economic beliefs and the fears of his friends in 21st-century Great Falls, Montana. Hans' journal contrasts current day US politics with those in the Weimar Republic using a series of letters written by his great-aunt who was a witness to Berlin, before, during, and after the Third Reich. Hans' journal also includes descriptions of his dreams of a young couple attempting to build a life in chaotic 1930s' Berlin.
The Weimar Journals gives insight into America, today, and into Germany, a hundred years ago.
Background
The Weimar Journals was written with an intent to understand and explain the attraction of Donald Trump to honest, working class folks within the United State. It compares that phenomenon with a similar one that took place in Germany one hundred years ago. This book describes sincere people at two different times in history making political decisions in the face of uncertainty in their lives.
The 99 cent Amazon eBook price will remain in effect until after the 2026 midterms are complete. What happened in Berlin is relevant to politics in the United States today. The price drop responds to the author's desire to make the book available to as many readers as possible before the 2026 midterms. The paperback book price has also been lowered on both Amazon and IngramSpark web-sites.
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