"While writing the introduction to his magnum opus, a moral history of Hitler's Germany, a middle-aged historian finds himself writing instead a history of himself and secretly digging a tunnel out of his own basement."
"William Frederick Kohler, historien reconnu âgé d'une cinquantaine d'années et enseignant à l'université du Midwest, se lance dans un double travail d'écriture : l'introduction d'un ouvrage sur le IIIe Reich et un récit autobiographique. Dans le même temps, il entreprend la construction d'un tunnel sous sa maison, véritable miroir de son travail d'excavation mentale."
"After completing the manuscript of a book entitled The Guilt and Innocence of Hitler's Germany, a famous historian who teaches at a university sits down to write the introduction. But instead he finds himself writing on the guilt and innocence of his own life. A look at the craft of resurrecting the past by the author of In the Heart of the Heart of the Country."
"After completing the manuscript of a book entitled The Guilt and Innocence of Hitler's Germany, a famous historian who teaches at a university sits down to write the introduction. But instead he finds himself writing on the guilt and innocence of his own life. A look at the craft of resurrecting the past by the author of In the Heart of the Heart of the Country."@en