This small German village brings together the surging undercurrents of the whole Europe and the whole world. Class contradictions, patriarchal oppression, and physical collapse all erupted on the day of the assassination of the Grand Duke of Austria-Hungary. In the coming war, everyone's oppression are released, and each person's crime will eventually lead to his own tragedy. The perpetrators are both rebels and perpetrators, just as they were motivated to join the Nazis more than a decade later, suppressing human nature will only make the darkest part of human nature stronger. It is only a spark to get out of hand.
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