Good People

Set in 1938, Nir Baram's "Good People" follows two young individuals—Thomas in Berlin and Sasha in Leningrad—whose lives are shaped by the tumult of their historical surroundings. As they pursue their personal ambitions, unforeseen circumstances force them to confront the moral complexities of their choices. This compelling novel explores the impact of individual decisions within sweeping historical events, highlighting how fiction can deepen our understanding of morality amid turbulence.