Jonathan Littell

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Amélie Nothomb: death camps and TV holocaust

In her new novel 'Sulphuric Acid' the Belgian author takes a popular TV craze to new heights by reducing the hell of a World War II concentration camp to the banality of a docu-soap

by Katharina Kloss @ // 10/10/07

jonathan littell, society, literature, günter grass, belgium, western eu, amélie nothomb

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Jonathan Littell

Amélie Nothomb: death camps and TV holocaust

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