Thirtieth year

This collection of short stories is a significant part of post-war German literature. Even in a world engulfed in violence, there is room to find refuge and find love. In the stories of the author, the eternal themes of life and death are tangible, reflected in various images and forms. In the story "The Thirtieth Year", the main character reflects on life and its meaning, emphasizing his liveliness and presence in this world.

In these works, Ingeborg Bachman rehabilitates the memory of his time, drawing attention to the inner world of a person who was lost and found in this ambiguous era.