DOIAbstract
The article is devoted to Belarusian war prose in the 20th century which portraits a German who has been presented as an enemy, a nonconformist rejecting official ideology, and an ethnic German outside Germany. Specific common features that characterize works written by Z. Biadulia, A. Harodnia, C. Hartny, M. Harecki, E. Samujlionok with A. Adamovič, V. Bykaŭ, L. Dajnieka, I. Čyhrynaŭ heritage have been revealed. A tendency to abandon a simplified image of a German as an enemy popular in the 1940s–50s has been pointed out
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