Latecomers [WorldCat Entities]

"Two dissimilar men, brought to England as children from Nazi Germany, keep their friendship going for more than fifty years."@en
"Twee echtparen kunnen niet volledig van hun rijkdom genieten omdat de mannen niets weten over hun leven voordat ze destijds als Duitse vluchtelingen in Engeland kwamen."
"The latecomers are Hartmann and Fibich, brought over to England as children to escape Nazi Germany, now living close to each other in London in their 60s, and still friends. Yet they could not be more different, each having adopted different strategies to reconcile themselves with their past and to cope with an uncertain world."@en
"Hartmann and Fibich, two lifelong friends separated from their parents when they are brought out of Nazi Germany, respond differently to the pain of separation."@en
"Hartmann and Fibich, two lifelong friends separated from their parents when they are brought out of Nazi Germany, respond differently to the pain of separation."
"Two middle aged men were brought as children out of Nazi Germany and parted from their parents forever. One forgets all memories while the other is a damaged person, a man of sorrows."
"Cette oeuvre s'inscrit dans la tradition du roman psychologique à l'anglaise. L'auteure y poursuit sa réflexion sur la tension entre le "désir infini" et sa "réalisation limitée", comme le signale C. Jordis. Un roman qui n'a pas la profondeur de ##Regardez-moi## mais qui constitue cependant une réussite."

Latecomers