Germany the same in the context of the new outbreak? What ...outbreaks???

 Phantastic Imagery and Social Debt in Arnold Zweig’s Novel “The Axe of

Wandsbek”

Zweig’s novel is a piece of testimony to a life of false belief, hopes and

expectancies. It projects the body of thought of the Nazi regime to the inner life

of the two main characters, the married couple Albert and Stine Teetjen.

They represent the average German citizen that is loyal to the “Führer” and at the

same time leads a normal life, abiding to a set of economical and social rules.

Stine for instance behaves economical on her purchase of stockings and Albert

cuts down on his cigarettes and even reuses butts that other people throw away

to reduce their costs.

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