Everyday life in the Russian and German capitals at the end of the 30s of the 20th century allows us to see where historians rarely go, what is difficult to know from serious scientific works. Comparison of the lives of ordinary people on the eve of the catastrophe. A way to understand us, the people of today, and to get rid of our complexes.
Who were these people gathered in the mortal combat of the bloodiest massacre of the 20th century? What did they live on? What did they dream of? And how, finding themselves on the edge of the abyss, did they not understand that they had already raised their foot to sink into the terrible catastrophe. Life does not contemplate death, it follows its own laws. But there was something in the air in this period before the war, something had already gone off the rails... The fatal step had not yet been taken. We were still friends. The war was tomorrow...
