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Heimito von Doderer was definitely an unpleasant character. He was a Nazi and a sadist. But he wrote an acclaimed three-part novel about Viennese society in the 1920s: "The Demons."
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Many novels deal with the decline of European civilization during the period between the world wars. But no other novel is as sweeping and yet profound as Doderer's Vienna-based epic. It also makes for a good laugh.