Do you read the German writer Hans Valada?

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Have you ever read to Hans Valada? He is a famous German writer, whose real name is Rudolf Dietzen (1893-1947), one of the most famous authors of the 20th century. He wrote a number of social novels such as "What Next, Little Man?" Which dealt with the social decline experienced by a simple employee during the economic crisis that swept the world in the 1920s, the novel "Wolf between wolves" and "Every man dies for himself only", and turned a large number of his work into movies and theater.

We recommend you his book "An objective report on the happiness of morphine addict", a book containing two stories (an objective report on the happiness of morphine addict) and (three years did not act human).

In the first story is a real story of the writer talking about the nerve period that almost Morphine to eliminate, and how the difficulties faced before finding the dose and hallucinations painful many felt by the user and also symptoms that accompany the use of the dose, which does not exceed minutes until the user returns By chasing new hope for a dose.

It also tells us that in this case a person may do anything until murder if necessary.

In the second story he talks about his experience in prison, which was seven years after he was tied to a series of addiction, once Morphine or cocaine, and Ether or alcohol and the eternal struggle to get money ended in prison.

In the prison, the hallucinations, which were the "severe deafness of the skin", returned from the so-called bugs, which did not exist except in the mind of the author.

This book was written by Hans Velda in which Hans Valada wrote an "objective report on the happiness of the morphine addict" in the 1930s, but the text was not published before the end of the 1990s.

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