Brain Food - Books are Food for your Brain
Sharon CortelyouWriting that analyzes non-fiction books touching on topics that range from politics, culture, history, and psychology. Along with summaries, the writing includes essays that help make sense of the overwhelming information in our world.
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Conclusion of They Thought They Were Free
Milton Mayer lived from 1908–1986 and was an American journalist, essayist, and educator but he is best known for this book. His life and work reflect his commitment to exploring the nature of freedom, democracy, complicity and what respons...
The Little Men
Now, let’s continue with the book, “They Thought They Were Free” and take a closer look at the ten men. I won’t detail all the individuals. But I will give you some examples of the reasons these men found Nazism appealing. Mayer uses their ...
They Thought They Were Free
“They Thought They Were Free: The Germans 1933–45” by Milton Mayer is a book that I am so glad I didn’t miss. It was first published in 1955 and is based on Mayer’s interviews with ten “ordinary” Germans who lived through the Nazi era. His ...
Four Years
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