Review of Untertauchen

rusyalana · Post by **rusyalana** » 06 Jul 2025, 12:05

Historical fiction is not my cup of tea but the review is well written. The book sounds intense, emotional, and deeply thought-provoking. Themes like trust and betrayal, survival, fear, family, and humanity’s resilience in the face of adversity make it seem like a real page-turner for fans of historical fiction. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!

Post by **Rupali Mishra** » 06 Jul 2025, 12:10

Congrats on BOTD!
The period fiction book "Untertauchen" by Arthur M. James tells the story of Hans Bracher's escape from Nazi persecution. Hans struggles to live, defend those he cares for, and maintain morality in a society that is falling apart as Jewish lives are destroyed.

CountryGirl4 · Post by **CountryGirl4** » 06 Jul 2025, 12:12

Sounds like a great book to get my hands on!

Post by **Mr Benj** » 06 Jul 2025, 12:20

Untertauchen" by Arthur M. James.]
, a book that features a story about molestation, Jews, and the country of Germany. It will be interesting to read about what happened to Han and events that took place in France.

SophiaNd · Post by **SophiaNd** » 06 Jul 2025, 12:38

Arthur M. James's "Untertauchen" sounds like a gripping and deeply emotive historical thriller, masterfully exploring the Bracher family's quest for survival and identity in the midst of the relentless pursuit of the SA, forcing deep reflections on resilience and moral ambiguity.

Post by **Amos Osinya** » 06 Jul 2025, 12:54

The life of the Brachers and their quest for survival well documented in the "Untertauchen" by Arthur M. James. I will be glad to one day read this whole story and follow up on what finally became of Hans amidist his move from one country to the other

Macel A · Post by **Macel A** » 06 Jul 2025, 13:09

Great review. Hans journey seems to be filled with a lot of twist and turns I'm really eager to read the outcome of this thrilling historical fiction novel.

Fatinah Muhammad · Post by **Fatinah Muhammad** » 06 Jul 2025, 13:18

The sample I read was an easy read, engaging and full of promise of interesting things to come. I think I would be quite moved by this book.

Post by **Gideon Adigun** » 06 Jul 2025, 13:36

Based on your review Untertauchen by Arthur M. James is truly a masterpiece. The character development will be easy for anyone to follow through with. It is very sad how humans have dominated their fellow humans to their harm. Well done for the nice review.

MacKenzie Blanchard · Post by **MacKenzie Blanchard** » 06 Jul 2025, 13:48

The review is excellently written. I can't tell if the beginning paragraph is meant to be as abrupt as it reads or if I'm just imagining things.

Nazma P · Post by **Nazma P** » 06 Jul 2025, 13:57

This sounds like an emotional and resilient tale of survival. The Brachers' battle of dignity and freedom will leave a mark in readers' minds. Religious conflicts throughout history always proved to be cruel and pointless. This book will show that picture and the effects it can leave on people. I would love to check out the book.

Alex Sapountzis · Post by **Alex Sapountzis** » 06 Jul 2025, 13:59

As a rookie reviewer this review was very helpful as an example of how to properly do it. This structure of the review and the vocabulary is something I am working on. Other than that the book seems very interesting based on what you have written. So, thank you for that as well!

Post by **Kibet Hillary** » 06 Jul 2025, 14:18

I am happy to read that the book is emotive and packed with suspense, which would definitely capture a reader's mind and keep turning one page after another. Another aspect that definitely stands is Hans' love for family and I hope that he will survive; I am happy that Anna is one of the most outstanding characters, epitomizing courage and determination and many more. Thank you for the amazing review, @EBERE WRITES COCEPT.

Post by **Magdalyne chebet** » 06 Jul 2025, 15:18

I would absolutely love to read "Untertauchen". The themes of resilience, fear, and survival deeply resonate with me, and I’m drawn to emotionally powerful stories set during historical times. It sounds like a truly unforgettable and meaningful read. Congrats BOTD!

Rady Espinoza · Post by **Rady Espinoza** » 06 Jul 2025, 16:10

Hans Bracher had to quickly flee Berlin after being molested and arrested by the SA. After Hans moved to Nochern to live with Anna Gerson and her parents, things quickly went south when all Jewish-owned businesses were forced to close due to boycotts. The SA continued to conduct extensive searches for Hans. He must therefore depart from Nochern once more and travel to France as a result.