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The novel explores the moral dilemmas and social contradictions of post-war Europe. Through a tense crime story, the novel follows the protagonist as he faces personal and political challenges, revealing complex relationships.
Simmel does not approach the topics with irony or pathos, but rather seeks to understand the difficult circumstances and deep immorality present in contemporary society. The author warns of the presence of evil that can appear in every person, emphasizing the need for moral vigilance and compassion. The title of the novel refers to a verse from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, symbolizing the universal aspiration for brotherhood among people. However, Simmel points out the irony of this ideal in the real world, where people are often far from brotherhood, which further emphasizes the thematic complexity of the work.
The book consists of two volumes.
Jedan višetomni primjerak je u ponudi.
