Irmina – Barbara Yelin

are Frit2 and en lieutenant. m / insisted. / Wilhelm from , Hans’ office. the drinks! You know So, tell me f ae . everything, => , ) Moselle ? Oh… do you COUSIN. Fi Ya \ — Le fm ‘ have whisky? Tae iw Here. My vodness have | : Hahaha! — We don’t have heard ne stories about Irmina! English drinks am It’s actually ACE ay e120) You always here. How about for the men. ie vA ean gee \ were Special.

kirsch brandy? you. I’ll have the kirsch. Oh, another guest! Please excuse I’ll be right back. Gregor Meinrich. I’m Sorty, Gregor. Good evening. Dinner has already been cleared… No trouble at all, Anne-Marie. With a glass and a sofa… §$~——— ..you will make me a happy man. | came a Straight from the office. lvell, Meinrich 2 od Work is good, so one hears.

Congratulations, Meinrich. | read in the evening Papers… Well, one may be optimistic, Herr Councillor. We’re working flat out. A decision of wes Without the Thank you. | tell you, in Now he will be able to tiresome bureaucracy the rity planning of Ber y os _ 2), Peta rE , mG Ctl aa fi Ae, ?) t implement the grand of those without henkoforestokeaee: Mark my plans for Berlin… a” = wWords.. vision. Speer Studied uhder léesSsetow, as | did.

| have already received a few contracts through him. A good main. i. it Tr ar’, nothing will look the Same here. Nothing! Anne-Marie! You should know Ornate plunder of : look at the last century! BEN US ae this Sofa. Be gone with it! severity! \ heirloom! } – And cousin, ; bregor, may | this is Gregor YOU are introduce Irmina Meinrich, Hans’ staring at yon Behdinger, new — partner.

me with to Berlin. . .& |_ great Severity. She ; Waslost Well, aren’t Se pleasure… Itmina to England we lucky to have Ki the Severe… role found you again.

Translated from German by Michael Waaler Publishing Director: Emma Hayley Sales & Marketing Manager: Sam Humphrey Publishing Assistant: Guillaume Rater UK Publicist: Paul Smith US Publicist: Maya Bradford Designer: Txabi Jones With thanks to: Dan Lockwood All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, mechanical, electronic, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher.

A CIP record for this book is available from the British Library. ISBN: 978-1-910593-10-3 10987654321 Printed and bound in China. Barbara Yelin IRMINA Afterword by Dr Alexander Korb Some years ago, | found a box of diaries and letters among my late grandmother’s things. That find was the inspiration behind this graphic novel. But what | really discovered in that box was a question – a disturbing question about how a woman could change so radically. Why did she turn into a person who did not ask questions, who looked the other way, one of the countless passive accomplices of her time?

The historical background to this story has been carefully researched, and advice was provided by the historian Dr Alexander Korb. If you want to learn more about the historical context, | would highly encourage you to read his afterword at the end of this book. | have, however, used artistic licence for the plot: the people represented here, their biographical relations and many of the settings have been freely interpreted for dramatic purposes.

All names are fictitious. | would particularly like to thank my family for permitting me this freedom and encouraging me to make this book. Barbara Yelin, Munich 2015 Part One LONDON there! On the JA | i —_

allowed up here. OS a I’ve already made an exception. ~ + young lady like you Or me! asn’t any business on How Mee feck. Unless you want it, Miss: Hahaha! o marry the Captain, You’re off. =~ that is. your head! © rather » Sign myself up for Ssermice. > t seme sant yar Miss /rmina yon Behdinger 2 y Could you…

speak Don’t hey worry, you’ll a little slower, learn. Come please ?

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

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