His conversations are legendary. André Müller, the journalist who passed away in 2011, mastered the art of the interview like few others. Many prominent figures from the intellectual world spoke with him. Ernst Jünger, one of the most important yet controversial writers of the 20th century, meets with Müller for three significant discussions: on the eve of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the day after the start of the currency union between West and East Germany, and on a winter day in 1993. André Müller is not a timid interviewer; rather, he is often a sharply arguing conversational partner. An unexpected friendship develops between him and Ernst Jünger. The writer offers unusually candid insights into his thoughts and experiences. In their candid conversation, he reflects on the great failures and the small, joyful moments of the 20th century. Hitler and Augstein, AIDS and...