Brigitte Glaser explores anti-nuclear movement in

The novel "Sonnenberg" by Brigitte Glaser explores the origins of the anti-nuclear movement in South Baden during the mid-1970s. The story follows Johanna, who returns to her family's winery near the Kaiserstuhl after her time as a student in Freiburg, and her friend Luzie, who returns from Morocco.

Set against the backdrop of the planned nuclear power plant in Wyhl, the narrative weaves historical events with fictional characters. The plot focuses on Johanna's involvement in the civil rights and environmental movements as she seeks to protect her daughter and her vineyard from the potential impacts of the power plant.