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When she experienced a personal crisis, the German writer Katia Oskamp decided at one point to stop her literature studies, completed training and found a job in a nail salon in a residential area of ​​Berlin. The book "Marzan, My Love" contains stories about her clients - mostly elderly people - in whose lives the history of the GDR is visible.

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When she experienced a personal crisis, the German writer Katia Oskamp decided at one point to stop her literature studies, completed training and found a job in a nail salon in a residential area of ​​Berlin. The book "Marzan, My Love" contains stories about her clients - mostly elderly people - in whose lives the history of the GDR is visible.

When she experienced a personal crisis, the German writer Katia Oskamp decided at one point to stop her literature studies, completed training and found a job in a nail salon in a residential area of ​​Berlin. The book "Marzan, My Love" contains stories about her clients - mostly elderly people - in whose lives the history of the GDR is visible.

With permission from Livebook Publishing, Forbes Woman publishes an excerpt.

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