Der Radetzkymarsch

Book • 1932
The novel follows three generations of the Trotta family, from their rise to prominence after a heroic act by the patriarch at the Battle of Solferino in 1859 to their decline and the eventual breakup of the Austro-Hungarian Empire during and after World War I. The story intertwines the personal struggles of the Trottas with the broader historical context, highlighting the ironies and humour in the well-intentioned actions that led to the decline of both the family and the empire.

The novel is known for its elegant language, historical significance, and deep empathy with human nature.

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