by Jáchym Topol · Lengua de Trapo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788483811412
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In 'Through the Land of Cold', Jáchym Topol immerses us in the story of Terezín, a Czech city that during World War II served as a concentration camp for Jews. The protagonist, belonging to the last generation of inhabitants of Terezín, fights to preserve the memory of his hometown, facing the authorities who seek to erase its past. With the help of Uncle Lebo, a direct witness of those times, he embarks on an adventure to preserve the city, resorting to unorthodox methods. Topol uses a caustic tone to question the management of the past and reflect on the importance of historical memory.
