The book "German literature of the late XIX - the first half of the XX century" by Lomakin is a deep and fascinating study that immerses the reader in the world of German literature, covering one of the most turbulent and significant periods in the history of literature. Lomack, known for his analytical abilities and ability to revive the text, offers readers not just an overview of the works, but also a detailed analysis of the cultural and historical contexts that shaped Germany's literary landscape at this time. In the pages of the book you will find vivid portraits of such great authors as Thomas Mann, Franz Kafka, Reinhard Geipel and many others, whose works have become an integral part of world literature. Lomack is not limited to the biographies of writers; he explores their work in the context of the social and political changes taking place in Germany. The reader will be able to understand how historical cataclysms, such as World War I and economic crises, influenced literary currents and styles, from realism to expressionism. The book will be of interest to both students and teachers of literature, as well as readers who want a deeper understanding of German culture and its impact on world literature. If you are fond of history, sociology or just like to immerse yourself in the world of words, this work will be a real find for you. Lomackn appeals to a wide audience, offering an accessible language and a fascinating style of presentation, making his book suitable for readers of all ages. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. Lomack explores not only the artistic aspects of works, but also the philosophical ideas that underlie them. He discusses how literature reflects society's internal conflicts, identity issues, and existential quests, which have been particularly relevant in a rapidly changing world. Readers will be able to see how German literature has become a mirror for its time, reflecting the hopes, fears and aspirations of people. Lomakin's style is distinguished by brightness and imagery. He masterfully uses metaphors and analogies to make complex ideas accessible and understandable. His previous works, such as Modern Russian Literature and Literature and Society, have already won recognition for their in-depth analysis and fascinating presentation. In this book, he continues in the same spirit, offering the reader not only information, but also an emotional experience that makes reading truly exciting. "German literature of the late XIX - the first half of the XX century" is not just a textbook, but a real literary tour that will allow you to look at the world through the eyes of outstanding writers and understand how their work is connected with history and culture. If you are looking for books about German literature, the impact of historical events on creativity, or just want to expand your horizons, this work will become a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for you. Do not miss the opportunity to discover the richness of German literature and its impact on modern society. The book of Lomakin is the key to understanding not only the past, but also the present, allowing you to see how literature is able to shape the thinking and feelings of entire generations.