The protagonist of this series is ashamed to have to wear a floral bathing cap to swimming practices, and later follows his memory of trying to find beer for a New Year's Eve party with a description of his alcoholic father's funeral.
A character in this series chooses as the topic for his first literary output an incident in which he and a friend spy on two people rummaging through a garbage dump. The protagonist of this series is ashamed to have to wear a floral bathing cap to swimming practices, and later follows his memory of trying to find beer for a New Year's Eve party with a description of his alcoholic father's funeral. Its publication contributed to its author's estrangement from his ex-wife, (*) Tonje Aursland. This autobiographical series written in Norwegian by Karl Ole Knausgaard controversially shares its title with a two-volume book that identifies the two great evils as Communism and Judaism. For 10 points, name this series whose sixth volume contains a lengthy discussion of its namesake tract by Adolf Hitler.
A character in this series chooses as the topic for his first literary output an incident in which he and a friend spy on two people rummaging through a garbage dump.
My Struggle [or Mein Kampf; or Min Kamp]