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PutziLe pianiste d'Hitler
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Zusammenfassung: "Il mesurait deux mètres, mais on le surnommait Putzi, " petit bonhomme ". Marchand d'art dans le New York bohème des années 1910, musicien à ses heures, Ernst Hanfstaengl devint dix ans plus tard le confident et le pianiste d'Hitler. Cet excentrique, jalousé par les nazis, était fasciné par leur chef, à qui il offrit de l'argent, une famille, et des airs de Wagner à toute heure du jour et de la nuit. Il rêvait d'honneurs et d'une alliance entre l'Allemagne et les Etats-Unis, ses deux patries. Nommé responsable de la presse étrangère du Reich en 1933, il crut en son destin. Il n'obtint que la disgrâce. Son incroyable exil le conduisit jusqu'à Roosevelt, qui pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale fit de lui son principal informateur sur le Führer. Pour les uns il fut un traître ou un bouffon sans conséquence, pour les autres, l'un des artisans du mal. Son histoire tragique, burlesque, nimbée de mystère, est celle d'un héros de roman. Le roman d'un siècle de splendeur et de désastre, où l'on croise Goebbels, Goring et les soeurs Mitford, mais aussi Thomas Mann, Carl Jung ou encore Romy Schneider."--Page 4 of cover.
Genre: Fiction, Essays & Correspondence
Format: Paperback
Published: 2020
Pages: 335
Publisher: Gallimard
ISBN: 9782072904141
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