by Boualem Sansal · El Aleph Editores · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788476698495
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The German village or the diary of the Schiller brothers is a novel written by Boualem Sansal and translated by Malika Embarek. The story tells how two brothers, sons of an Algerian mother and a German father, discover their father's atrocious past after the massacre of their town in Algeria in 1994. Through a moving narrative, the novel explores themes of identity, mourning, and the search for truth in the midst of a complex historical and social context.
Boualem Sansal is a French-Algerian author who writes in French. He holds an engineering degree from the National Polytechnic School and a PhD in economics. Sansal has worked as a teacher, consultant, business leader, and senior official in Algeria’s Ministry of Industry. After retiring from his high-ranking government position, he began writing novels at the age of 50. He is known for his outspoken criticism of Islamism.
