Author: Luocilicero
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: Carl was a military doctor in the German fascist army during World War II, and a large part of his family were Jews. The book follows the main storyline of Carl's painful and confused war experience and his long and arduous journey as a prisoner of war, with the other storyline being the severe hardships endured by his family. The two storylines intertwine. The time and space background is vast and profound, the historical retrospection is exquisite and deep, and the portrayal of human nature is utterly vivid. In The Puppet of Fate, as a history professor, Don Luocilicero applies his historical insights and intellectual interpretations of World War II to literature, depicting how humanity rises, falls, and dissolves under the infinite torment of war, yet eventually regains its original goodness and the brilliance of its pursuit of beauty. It is another brilliant revisit to World War II by humanity.
Fate's puppet
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