Sebastian Haffner's previously unknown novel, 'Parting,' written during the final days of the Weimar Republic, has emerged in Germany after decades. Discovered by his children among his belongings, the book has quickly become a bestseller and is praised for its lively narrative and emotional depth. Haffner is known for his analysis of Nazism, and his family wrestled with the decision to publish this love story, fearing it would overshadow his established reputation. Upon closer examination, they found the work was a finely constructed piece, garnering positive critical reception upon release.
Haffner’s long-lost novel captures the delicate spirit of the Weimar Republic's final days, earning praise as a literary windfall and emotionally impactful work.
Initially hesitant to publish 'Parting,' Haffner's family ultimately released it, thrilling critics who praised its fast pace and ingeniously constructed plot.
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