Does the introduction make grammatical sense?
“This excerpt was taken from the novel “Pigeons in the Grass” written by Wolfgang Köppen, published in 1951.
The action takes place in the mid-20th century, in a German metropolis, five years after the Nazi regime.
In the novel, the reader gets an insight into the lives of all the people in the metropolis; the reader learns about the fears, the worries, the hopes as well as the advantages of the people.
The book transports the reader to a world full of ignorance, xenophobia and racism, occupied Germany, a time when the German people suffered a bitter defeat and a fundamental change.
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*(I normally write “became” would this also be correct?),
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I have the text only grammatically and lexical (e.g. bitternessNothesitation, sufferingNotare) corrected and improved the expression, but nothing changed in content.
“The present excerpt was taken from the novel »Tauben im Gras« published in 1951 by Wolfgang Köppen.
The plot plays in the middle of 20. Five years after the end of the Nazi regime, in a German city.
In the novel, the reader gains insight into the lives of people in this city. He learns about the fears and concerns, but also about the hopes and opportunities of these people.
The novel puts the reader into a world full of ignorance, xenophobia and racism. The reader experiences the occupied Germany in a time when the German people ask It has suffered defeat and is now undergoing a fundamental change. ‘
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First and second sections:
This excerpt was taken from the novel »Tauben im Gras«, written by Wolfgang Köppen *wurde. The novel was published in 1951.
The plot plays in the middle of 20. in a German metropolis / big city, five years after the fall of the NS regime.
Some sense?
These are too many spelling and grammar errors.
You can’t explain it all here.