Waiting Room. Book 3. Exile

Paris, 1935. Composer Zepp Trautwein, who went into exile after the Nazis came to power, is composing the symphony "Waiting Room." But after the German police abducts journalist Friedrich Benjamin from an émigré newspaper, Trautwein is forced to take his place. Now his weapon is the word, and he is not going to back down until Benjamin is free. A heroic act or a waste of effort?
Lion Feuchtwanger, who was forced to leave his native Germany in 1933 and declared an enemy of the nation at home, created a monumental novel written by an exile about exiles, telling the story of those who fight and those who surrender. Completed by the author shortly before the war began in 1939, the novel "Exile" concludes Lion Feuchtwanger's famous trilogy "Waiting Room."