This work's narrator borrows a map of Poland from another man, but after finding that the names on  the map "evoked no definite echo," asks to keep it. At a brothel, the narrator hires a prostitute named  Olina, whom he asks to play him a Beethoven sonata, and who offers to rescue him by taking him to a  little vil age in the Carpathians. The narrator of this work repeatedly tel s himself "Soon, I'm going to die,"  a prophecy that comes true when the car in which he, Oli
This work's narrator borrows a map of Poland from another man, but after finding that the names on  the map "evoked no definite echo," asks to keep it. At a brothel, the narrator hires a prostitute named  Olina, whom he asks to play him a Beethoven sonata, and who offers to rescue him by taking him to a  little vil age in the Carpathians. The narrator of this work repeatedly tel s himself "Soon, I'm going to die,"  a prophecy that comes true when the car in which he, Olina, and a soldier named Wil i is attacked on the  way to Stryy. After asking himself "How much longer wil the war go on?" the narrator of this novel a  concludes that it "won't be over before the end of 1944" because "this whole apparatus… [is] too  obedient." For 10 points, identify this novel in which the German soldier Andreas travels to the Eastern  front via the titular conveyance, the first published work of Heinrich Bol .
This work's narrator borrows a map of Poland from another man, but after finding that the names on  the map "evoked no definite echo," asks to keep it.
The Train Was On Time [or Der Zug war punklich]