Adolf H.'nin Diğer Yaşamı

The Other Life of Adolf H. Book Description: On October 8, 1908, the jury consisting of painters, engravers, designers and architects took the scalpel to Adolf Hitler's file without hesitation. His line is clumsy. Its composition is incomprehensible. Ignorant of techniques. Imagination is ordinary. All this took only a moment before they announced without conscience: This young man had no future. What would have happened if the jury had decided otherwise and accepted Adolf Hitler to the Academy of Fine Arts? This decision would change not only the course of a life, but also the course of the world. How would the twentieth century have passed without Nazism? Would there be a Second World War in which fifty-five million people died in a world where Adolf Hitler was a painter? Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, who describes two different paths that a life can take in The Other Life of Adolf H., sows seeds of doubt in minds about human innocence and guilt, freedom and responsibility. (From the Promotional Bulletin)