Stefan Heim: 5 days in June

The five days of June in Stéphanheim. The most dramatic event in the history of East Germany, a novel dealing with labor uprisings on June 17, 1953. The labor uprising of June 17, 1953, was a story that was being heard by historians in East Germany. The author tells an interesting and tense story based on such historical events. The author gives the exact time from Saturday, June 13, 1953, to Wednesday, June 17, and tells the events over time. At the same time, several news sources tell us about the situation in East Germany in June 1953. The rapid development of the case, the tension, the interesting novel elements are woven into the documentary with accurate historical facts, including newspaper articles, speeches and radio broadcasts. The historical process is surrounded by a fiction of the vité. Vité, head of the largest state-owned union in East Berlin, strongly resists the party's decision to adjust the level of labor. Nevertheless, the strike cannot be stopped. The strike begins with his workmen's state-owned business, Merkur. In the course of each and every event, Vité is able to make an effort to calm the workers but cannot prevent the growing protests. One of the striking scenes of this novel is workers calling for the labor struggle and looking at it as they march through the factory door. Finally, the strike and protest of the workers called the Soviet army in and the former hero's servant girl, the strip dancer, now lost her way and died of a bullet shot by the Soviet military tank.

Korean title: 6월의 5일간

Korean author: 슈테판 하임

Korean publisher: 지식을만드는지식

ISBN-13: 9791130466644