The Portage to San Cristóbal of A. H.
Book • 1981
The Portage to San Cristóbal of A. H. is a philosophical and literary novella that delves into the themes of evil, justice, and the power of language.
It follows a group of Jewish Nazi hunters who discover Adolf Hitler alive in the Amazon jungle decades after World War II. The novel raises profound questions about guilt, vengeance, and the enduring impact of historical atrocities.
Steiner's portrayal of Hitler challenges readers to confront the complexities of evil and its seductive nature.
It follows a group of Jewish Nazi hunters who discover Adolf Hitler alive in the Amazon jungle decades after World War II. The novel raises profound questions about guilt, vengeance, and the enduring impact of historical atrocities.
Steiner's portrayal of Hitler challenges readers to confront the complexities of evil and its seductive nature.
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