Das Haus Vermorel. Ein algerischer Familienroman

Das Haus Vermorel. Ein algerischer Familienroman

Jeanne Montupet

"Das Haus Vermorel" is a classic family novel (saga) that follows the life of the Franco-Spanish farming family Vermorel through three generations in Algeria during the colonial period.

The story begins with the establishment of a farm in the Algerian countryside, where the family struggles with difficult conditions, nature, the local population and mutual relationships. Through the destinies of strong characters – ambitious men, strong women and their children – the novel depicts ups and downs, loves, conflicts, successes and tragedies in an exotic but harsh environment.

The work is richly colored, vivid and dynamic, without excessive intellectual weight – typically high-quality French entertainment literature that takes the reader through the history, culture and everyday life of colonial Algeria. The focus is on human destinies, family ties and adaptation to a new country.

The novel is originally French, and the German translation (from the 1950s) was very successful as a solid, interesting family novel.

Original title
La Fontaine Rouge
Translation
Oliver Storz
Dimensions
19.5 x 12.5 cm
Pages
378
Publisher
Deutsche Buch-Gemeinschaft, Berlin, 1959.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: German.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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