9.11 Terror Behind the History

Author: Xu Weidong
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: The German magazine Der Spiegel, with the largest circulation in Germany, is renowned worldwide for its independent thinking and commitment to objectivity, as well as its concise and natural writing style. After the "9/11" incident, the magazine sent dozens of journalists around the world to track and report on the events, spending months investigating individuals and incidents that spanned nearly a decade in time and thousands of miles in space. Ultimately, the book The History Behind the 9/11 Terror was completed through the collaborative efforts of eighteen contributors, including the editor-in-chief. This report, with its rich and detailed materials and precise, nuanced narrative, provides us with a relatively comprehensive overview of the basic context of the "9/11" event. What is particularly valuable is that the authors delve into the families of the terrorists and the victims of "9/11," exploring the trajectories of their fates in the "9/11" incident and revealing many little-known secrets behind it, making the book both informative and engaging. The terrorists did not appear out of thin air, and the people within the World Trade Center also had their own fortunes and misfortunes. Unidimensionally setting absolute standards of good and evil, much like expressing anger at evil and sympathy for the innocent, may be the simplest and easiest to do, but beyond escalating blind hostility and conflict, it achieves nothing else.