Children of No Man's Land

Children of No Man's Land, published in 1920 by G. B. Stern, is a novel set during the early years of World War I. It follows the Marcus family, particularly siblings Deborah and Richard, as they navigate their lives in the German town of Dorzheim amidst the cultural tensions and personal conflicts arising from the war. The story delves into themes of youth, identity, and generational conflict, highlighting the contrasting views of freedom and responsibility within the family as they confront their heritage and societal expectations.