"Totenkorabel" is a famous novel by the German writer B. Traven, which remains the most famous work of the author. This book tells the story of Fernando, a young sailor from Latin America who ends up on the Yorick merchant ship, which bears the unfortunate nickname of the Totenkorabel. On board, the hero encounters cruelty, senselessness and indifference to human suffering. The novel forces the reader to think about social problems, morality and injustice among power and capital. "Totenkorabel" is not only an exciting story about the adventures of a sailor, but also a penetrating social allegory that leaves an indescribable mark on many readers.