A Carnival of Lies

Set against the backdrop of 1933 Berlin, the narrative unfolds through the eyes of a child whose father is arrested by the Gestapo. The chilling response to his father’s inquiry highlights the oppressive nature of the regime. This poignant story explores themes of fear, loss, and the impact of totalitarianism on families, providing a deeply personal account of a time when dissent was met with silence and brutality. The author weaves a compelling tale of resilience amidst the shadows of history.