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Katrín Blum's Loss of Reputation or How Violent Acts Are Created and What They Can Lead To. Novel by Heinrich Böll. Translated from German by Baldur Ingólfsson.
One of the best-known and most controversial works by Nobel Prize winner Heinrich Böll, in which he attacks the type of journalism that has only one goal: to publish sensational news that sells, but does not care about the fate of the victims of such news. A young woman in the best of spirits goes to an innocent party and four days later she has become a murderer, if you look closely at the newspaper reports. How can that be? An exciting and shocking story about acts of violence and what can result from it. (Bókatíðindi 2003).
One of the best-known and most controversial works by Nobel Prize winner Heinrich Böll, in which he attacks the type of journalism that has only one goal: to publish sensational news that sells, but does not care about the fate of the victims of such news. A young woman in the best of spirits goes to an innocent party and four days later she has become a murderer, if you look closely at the newspaper reports. How can that be? An exciting and shocking story about acts of violence and what can result from it. (Bókatíðindi 2003).