by Raphaël Jerusalmy · NAVONA · tapa dura · ISBN 9788416259113
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In the summer of 1939, Otto J. Steiner, an Austrian with Jewish ancestry, finds himself confined to a sanatorium in Salzburg, suffering from tuberculosis. Through his diary, Steiner, a music lover with refined tastes, recounts his humiliating life as a patient, alone and in precarious material conditions. As July 17, 1940, the day of the inauguration of the Music Festival at the Mozarteum, approaches, with the presence of Nazi hierarchs, Steiner prepares a subtle revenge against Nazi brutality and lack of culture. A story of redemption and resistance in dark times.
