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Я брел через покрытый снегом пустырь на месте Тиргартена, натыкаясь то на разбитую статую, то на саженец. Вот Бранденбургские ворота, вот в голубом зимнем небе полощется на ветру красный флаг. На горизонте виднеется гигантский, похожий на скелет кита, остов разоренного вокзала. В утреннем свете все это выглядит грубым, правдивым, как голос самой истории, призывающей нас не обманываться: такое может случиться с любым городом, с любым человеком, с тобой.
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Эрик Ларсон – автор книг «Мертвый след», «Дьявол в белом городе», «Пораженные громом», «Ураган “Исаак”» и других работ в жанре нон-фикшн. Писал для многих американских журналов. Был штатным корреспондентом The Wall Street Journal и Time. Проживает в Сиэтле с женой, тремя дочерями и старым британским спорткаром по прозвищу Миссис Скорлупка.
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