Mr. Britling Sees It Through · Character
Adam Meyer
A German or Jewish character, possibly a businessman.
minor
Also known as Adam, Meyer
First appearance: 1
Adam Meyer shows up with force in Malignity. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The innkeeper at Neunkirchen in the Odenwald, remembered fondly from a pre-war family holiday, symbolizing the lost hospitality and friendship between England and Germany.
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In Malignity: The innkeeper at Neunkirchen in the Odenwald, remembered fondly from a pre-war family holiday, symbolizing the lost hospitality and friendship between England and Germany. Later, in § 5: The innkeeper at…
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- Minor and historical figures
- Central characters and family
- Protagonist
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- Closing
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