The Tin Drum

Grass, Gunter

Oskar, the dwarf drummer boy, whose voice shatters glass, lives through the birth and death of Nazi Germany, beating his toy drum through the creeping Nazification of average families, the attrition of the war years, the coming of the Russians, and the complacent atmosphere of West Germany's postwar 'economic miracle'; translated by Ralph Manheim; the author's first book; a movie version followed in 1979.

Publisher: Secker and Warburg. First English edition 1962
Edition: First Edition
Place Published: London
Spots of foxing to prelims and extremities, about very good in dustwrapper darkened on the perimeter of the rear panel and spine.


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