Reviews
The violence of war opens up new interpretations and actions that have not been found in civilian life.
Not only do the people who are led by silk fascism, but they also have to be armed with a spirit of devotion to certain politicians and read about the red Guards who know it is the way to democracy.
It's almost a live interview of soldiers except for the early frame. I think it's just a book to read.
After reading this book, you can see why there are people left who still praised our country for the dictatorship, not just why the German world of World War II was infected with Fascism.
They were either regular carpenters or store teachers before they became soldiers. Although they thought the atrocities they showed in World War II would have led to slow cruelty, as if prey had been seeping white cloth in the midst of a war, they were actually engaged and soon pulled the trigger of machine guns on women and children without hesitation. The frame of war that the Nazis and Hitler built and the German people recognized made them proud to have developed a technology for processing
Jönke Nitzel et al.: Nazi soldiers
In the fall of 2001, historian Kke Naschel, who was studying modern German history, found a whole bunch of unusual documents in the National Archives in Britain. It was a document that the British had intercepted and recorded the conversation of German soldiers who had been captured during World War II. Nazi soldiers are rated as “a scholarly event” and accuse us of social frameworks that make us monsters. Why do they commit senseless, uncommanded murders, and brag about it? What made them do this? The author says that to understand its actions and interpretations, we must recognize the situation within the framework and the representation and relationship of the situation and re-compose how it was interpreted. This frame, or frame, is now a sort of an analysis that allows you to understand from the perspective of the person. They're four layers of the frame that people have, including a specific social and cultural space, which is a historical structure, such as the Nazi era, and contexts of specific social history, such like the 'War situation.'. They believe that this is a framework for much of human behavior, and by analyzing this frame, they dig into the actions of Nazi soldiers.
Korean title: 나치의 병사들
Korean author: 죙케 나이첼 외
Korean publisher: 민음사
ISBN-13: 9788937432071
Reviews
The violence of war opens up new interpretations and actions that have not been found in civilian life.
Not only do the people who are led by silk fascism, but they also have to be armed with a spirit of devotion to certain politicians and read about the red Guards who know it is the way to democracy.
It's almost a live interview of soldiers except for the early frame. I think it's just a book to read.
After reading this book, you can see why there are people left who still praised our country for the dictatorship, not just why the German world of World War II was infected with Fascism.
They were either regular carpenters or store teachers before they became soldiers. Although they thought the atrocities they showed in World War II would have led to slow cruelty, as if prey had been seeping white cloth in the midst of a war, they were actually engaged and soon pulled the trigger of machine guns on women and children without hesitation. The frame of war that the Nazis and Hitler built and the German people recognized made them proud to have developed a technology for processing
