The author's approach to the interpretation of historical events in the context of modern literature

the article examines the author's approach of P. Henisch to the interpretation of historical events in the novel "The Little Figure of My Father". Attention is focused on how a literary work reflects historical reality, and various strategies used by P. Henisch to create an artistic narrative are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the interaction between historical facts and their artistic interpretation, as well as the influence of the context of time and cultural conditions on the perception of historical truth. The work provides an in-depth analysis of the methods and techniques used by the author to convey historical reality through the prism of personal experiences of the characters. Key themes such as memory, identity, and the influence of the past on the present are examined, as well as the ways in which Henisch creates a multi-layered narrative connecting individual and collective experiences. The importance of the author's interpretation is emphasized, as well as its influence on the formation of the reader's perception of history. The research materials can be used in university courses on the history of foreign literature and in the development of specialized courses on modern German-language literature. The results of the study are of significant importance for analyzing the work of other German-language writers, as they reveal universal models of dealing with historical memory and its artistic interpretation.

P. Henisch, historical context, German-language literature, history, author's approach, historical fact