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World War II. The final days of the Third Reich. Hermann Karnau, a sound engineer, is obsessively compiling an archive of every conceivable nuance of human sound. Karnau's work so impresses Hitler's leading propagandist that he entrusts his five children to Karnau's care while his wife is giving birth to the sixth. The Karnau Tapes Marcel Beyer The Karnau Tapes-Marcel Beyer Sound engineer Hermann Karnau embarks on a project recording the voices of the dying and hurt in pain, agony, and anguish, while eight-year-old Helga Goebbels records the sounds of her family, and through a twist of fate both. The Karnau Tapes. A powerful and disturbing novel of the Nazi era and its legacy by the winner of Germany’s Ernst Willner Prize. During the final days of the Reich, sound engineer Herman Karnau is brought to Hitler’s bunker to record the Fuhrer’s last utterances.