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The Tin Drum

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Oskar Matzerath decides at age three to stop growing and bangs a tin drum, with a scream that can shatter glass. He narrates from an asylum, telling of his family and Danzig before, during and after the Nazi era.

Facts last checked 2026-10-17

First published
1959
Pace
Medium
Length
Long
Pages
593
Format
Book 1 of 2 in Die Danziger Trilogie

Read this if you like grotesque, satirical, inventive novels that treat history with dark humour.

Skip this if you prefer realism or are uneasy with a morally repellent narrator and disturbing scenes.

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Content warnings

  • War
  • Violence
  • Sexual content
  • Death

Quick answers about The Tin Drum

What is The Tin Drum about?
Oskar Matzerath decides at age three to stop growing and bangs a tin drum, with a scream that can shatter glass. He narrates from an asylum, telling of his family and Danzig before, during and after the Nazi era.
Who should read The Tin Drum?
Read it if you like grotesque, satirical, inventive novels that treat history with dark humour. Skip it if you prefer realism or are uneasy with a morally repellent narrator and disturbing scenes.
How long and how fast is The Tin Drum?
It is a medium-paced, long read of about 593 pages, first published in 1959.
Does The Tin Drum have content warnings?
Content we flag: War, Violence, Sexual content, Death.
Can I borrow The Tin Drum for free?
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