Night in Lisbon - Audiobook (MP3)

Lisbon, 1942. A ship - perhaps the only one in these weeks and months - is about to sail from the harbor to America, carrying a crowd of people fleeing the fascism that is dominating Europe. But there are many more who are left behind. On the shore, two men talk through the night before departure. One of them gives his life-saving ticket to his companion, asking only that he stay with him and listen to his story. What is told is: the story of a love story, the story of many years of being a refugee, the story of Europe. A glimpse into the criminal narrow-mindedness of official bodies and the endless ingenuity of refugees as they travel around the continent again and again, exploiting every trick and opportunity to stay alive from one day to the next. The exciting, twisty novel, interwoven with lyrical elements, gives Ernő Fekete a great opportunity to shine with her performing virtues.