Kurt Vonnegut-Slaughterhouse Number Five, or the Children's Crusade. Gift book bound in leather

"Slaughterhouse-five, or the children's Crusade"

Volunteer in the ranks of the American army during the Second world war, captured by the Germans, witness the almost complete destruction of Dresden, Vonnegut suffered this experience to the pages of his most famous novel "Slaughterhouse-five, or the children's Crusade," which blurs the line between present and past, peace and war, reality and fantasy, madness and sobriety.

Kurt Vonnegut's novel "Slaughterhouse No. 5" combines political satire, documentary-historical reminiscences and fantastic elements. Is it possible to keep your mind in the face of a senseless war? Or will we have to take what is happening as a given, not subject to change?