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The Draughtsman
Speak out for the fate of millions or turn a blind eye? We all have choices Absolutely exceptional So beautifully written with precision and wisdom and real emotional acuity A remarkable achievement' STEPHEN KELMAN author of Pigeon English 1944 Germany Ernst Beck's new job marks an end to months of unemployment Working for Erfurt's most prestigious engineering firm Topf & Sons means he can finally make a contribution to the war effort provide for his beautiful wife Etta and make his parents proud But there is a price Ernst is assigned to the firm's smallest team - the Special Ovens Department Reporting directly to Berlin his role is to annotate plans for new crematoria that are deliberately designed to burn day and night Their destination the concentration camps Topf's new client the SS As
the true nature of his work dawns on him Ernst has a terrible choice to make turning a blind eye will keep him and Etta safe but that's little comfort if staying silent amounts to collusion in the death of thousands This bold and uncompromising work of literary fiction shines a light on the complex contradictions of human nature and examines how deeply complicit we can become in the face of fear
the true nature of his work dawns on him Ernst has a terrible choice to make turning a blind eye will keep him and Etta safe but that's little comfort if staying silent amounts to collusion in the death of thousands This bold and uncompromising work of literary fiction shines a light on the complex contradictions of human nature and examines how deeply complicit we can become in the face of fear
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