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The latest “lost classics” offer two divergent portraits of 1930s Berlin

After the success of recent re-releases, publishing PR is increasingly searching for the next classic book - could one of these books be it?

By Philip Oltermann

The latest “lost classics” offer two divergent portraits of 1930s Berlin

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A bugging device in boy form: Jonathan Meades, the early years

Little Jonathan records every stain on his mother’s apron, every item of rubbish in the stream where his father…

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Fly on the Wall: Berlin by Rory MacLean

The German capital lacks a modern-day chronicler. This book aims to change that.

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