Roman presentation in a historical wine cellar: Cultural experience in Cond takes readers through centuries

Roman presentation in a historical wine cellar: Cultural experience in Cond takes readers through centuries

The meaning of the river in the life of people

An impressive cultural event recently took place in Cochem-Cond. Under the title "In the middle of all the river", 120 interested parties gathered at Uferstrasse 16 to celebrate the latest publication of Ernst Heimes. The novel, which plays in the 1940s, tells the story of four generations in a place on the Moselle, shaped by family ties, economic changes and global events.

This event, organized in cooperation with the pastoral area of Cochem-Zell, not only represents a tribute to the residents of the Moselle, but also offers an insight into the living environment of the past. The family tree, which is printed at the beginning of the book, supports readers in classification of the persons and events that are shown in the novel.

A central motive of the novel is the importance of the past for the design of the future. Through the story of stories from the region, the author not only conveys cultural heritage, but also encourages to research and share your own family history.

The book, which was published in June 2024, includes profound observations about life on the Moselle, seasoned with a touch of lightness and charm. In the middle of everything, a history of development tells that is embedded against the background of important historical events.

A special aspect of the book presentation was the musical accompaniment by the concert pianist Jens Michels. His performances of classic pieces created a harmonious atmosphere that fascinated the audience long after the reading.

The reading of samples from the novel encouraged many guests to reflect and share their own stories. This cultural event in Cochem-Cond will undoubtedly be remembered for a long time and may even be told in a hundred years.

Ernst Heimes' "In the middle of everything the river" is an urgent novel that invites readers to think about the interrelationships of past, present and future. With its multi -layered narrative and the strong anchorage in regional history, the book shows the power of literature to beat bridges between the generations and to keep the legacy of the past.

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