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Would you be willing to die for your convictions? Hans Fallada's novel "Alone in Berlin" or "Every Man Dies Alone" is based on a true tale of bravery during the days of Nazi terror.
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Many decades after it was first published, Fallada's novel has become an international bestseller that has been translated into over 30 languages. His masterpiece tells of citizen resistance against a brutal Nazi regime.
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