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Darkness at Noon

by Arthur Koestler · 2019 · 272 pages

David Bowie

Christopher Hitchens

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David Bowie

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About This Book

A harrowing exploration of the Moscow show trials, following the arrest and interrogation of Rubashov, an old revolutionary accused of treason by the state he helped build. The novel examines the psychological collapse and intellectual surrender of individuals under a totalitarian regime.

Genres

Philosophy Fiction & Literature Society & Politics

Topics

Critical Thinking Decision Making Persuasion Resilience Storytelling Systems Thinking

Book Details

Published

2019

Pages

272

Language

de

ISBN

9781501161315

Awards & Recognition

Modern Library 100 Best Novels (No. 8)

Series

Part 2 of Revolutionary Trilogy

Audiobook Available

8h 15m

Narrated by Frank Muller

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