The cherries of freedom
earliest edition we have, 2004 The Toby Press, 2004 hardcover 88 pages
"Alfred Andersch, whose many admirers included Thomas Mann and Max Frisch, was one of the foremost novelists of post-war Germany. He spent most of the war plotting his desertion from the Wehrmacht. "At a certain moment I chose to act in a way that gave meaning to my life, and from that time on that action became the axle around which the wheel of my existence revolved... "" "When the opportunity arose at last, in the...
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