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Die Rekonstruktions-TrilogieReihe

Diese historische Saga spielt in der turbulenten Zeit der Rekonstruktion nach dem amerikanischen Bürgerkrieg. Die Trilogie taucht tief in die komplexen sozialen Dynamiken, rassischen Spannungen und Identitätskrisen einer Nation ein, die sich neu aufzubauen versucht. Sie begleitet Charaktere, die sich den tiefgreifenden Herausforderungen und Bestrebungen einer Gesellschaft im Wandel stellen. Diese Reihe bietet eine eingehende Untersuchung einer entscheidenden Periode der amerikanischen Geschichte.

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