The Librarian of Burned Books

Berlin, 1933. The Nazi regime is gaining momentum, and bonfires of "undesirable" books burn in the squares. At this time, amid the ashes, three strangers whose fates are intertwined in an unexpected way, try to save literary masterpieces from destruction.
Clara Link, a young librarian working at the German National Library, risks everything to secretly smuggle forbidden books to safety.
Werner Runk, a talented literature student whose illusions about the regime are shattered with each burned volume, begins to doubt everything he once believed.
And an American journalist who came to Germany to cover the events finds herself drawn into a dangerous game of resistance.
These three unite their efforts to resist cultural barbarism, understanding that each saved book is not just paper, but a surviving spark of the human spirit, memory, and freedom. «The Librarian of Burned Books» is a captivating story of courage, resistance, and the power of words in the darkest of times. It is an ode to those who, despite everything, continued to believe in the ideas that were inscribed on the pages of the burned books.