First published in 1933, Mr Norris Changes Trains\nportrays a series of encounters in Berlin in the early thirties\nbetween the narrator, William Bradshaw, and the camp and mildly\nsinister Mr Norris. Piquantly evocative of the atmosphere in Berlin\nduring the rise of the Nazis, it is a novel that has achieved the\nstatus of a modern classic, combining a vivid depiction of people\nand places with the forcefulness of an ironic political\nparable.

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