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Astisendo Grupo Editorial Berlín Ciudad De Luzlibro Tres Book Golden . Experience the chilling rise of fascism in Berlin through the eyes of ordinary citizens in "Berlin: City of Light." This monumental graphic novel, acclaimed by Time magazine and winner of multiple Eisner Awards, chronicles the German capital´s descent from a liberal metropolis to a Nazi stronghold. Follow journalist Kurt Severing and artist Marthe Müller as they witness their society´s terrifying transformation, all while many remain unaware of the looming threat. This is the culmination of a twenty-two-year labor of love, offering an intimate, powerful look at the period before the storm. Hitler arrives in Berlin.With the parliament controlled by the Nazis, the citizenry is further divided.Lutes distances himself from the great figures of politics, to focus, through the lives of a small group of Berliners, on the rise of fascism and the speed with which it can replace democracy.Most of the inhabitants of Berlin go about their daily lives unaware of the threat looming over their existence.Meanwhile, journalist Kurt Severing and artist Marthe Müller watch in horror as their society begins a dizzying descent into extremism.Berlin.City of Light puts an end to a monumental work elaborated over twenty-two years that shows, through the eyes of ordinary people, the transformation of the German city from a liberal metropolis to a bastion of fascism.The Berlin trilogy is considered the most ambitious work of historical fiction made in the field of the graphic novel.After collecting documentation for more than two years, Lutes began publishing Berlin, in serialized form, in 1996.It was chosen in 2005 as one of the 10 best graphic novels of all time by Time magazine.It has won five Eisner Awards, two Ignatz Awards and a Harvey Award.Lutes confesses that he knew very little about World War II, but that a video he saw in history class about the concentration camps deeply impacted him.The image that stuck with me was that of a bulldozer pushing piles of bodies, piles of emaciated corpses into the graves, he confesses in horror, and points out that since then he has tried to make sense of it.More than a decade later, when he had already begun drawing Berlin, he realized that he had channeled his obsession towards the city.He wanted to understand what happens before the disaster: It is the period before the storm breaks and hell breaks loose. tradeinn Techinn