In his autobiographical novel, Horst Krüger reflects on his childhood in Berlin during the National Socialist regime. His novel serves as both a confession and a keen analysis of the seduced German petty bourgeoisie. Horst Krüger, who characterizes himself as "a typical son of those harmless Germans who were never Nazis and without whom the Nazis could never have accomplished their work," takes stock because he wants to know "what it was like under Hitler." His novel is a timeless, valid book that, when read by him, creates a unique pull that one cannot resist. Unabridged author reading with Horst Krüger, 1 mp3-CD | approx. 5 h 6 min.