La Historia es la mejor novela: «BerlÃn 1961», de Frederick Kempe | Revista de Letras
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BerlÃn 1961. Kennedy, Jrushchov y el lugar más peligroso del mundo. Frederick Kempe
Traducción de Carles Andreu
Galaxia Gutenberg-CÃrculo de Lectores
(Barcelona, 2012)
“La introducción del control fronterizo reinstauró el orden y la disciplina de los habitantes de la Alemania del Este; los alemanes siempre han apreciado la disciplinaâ€. Nikita Jruschov.
Kempe ha sabido leer la aceleración de la Guerra FrÃa al estructurar la obra en varios campos de acción de manera simultánea. Moscú, Kennedy, Adenauer y la RDA. Jrushchov, Washington, la RFA y Ulbricht. La inminencia de un muro. El check point Charlie, un dÃa de octubre y la culminación del miedo con los tanques de dos grandes superpotencias cara a cara y un silencio congelado con lo nuclear en la mente de todos.
Frederick Kempe (foto: Atlantic Council/wikipedia)