The Castle in the Forest

[jennyrae]

In this book the author writes about the evils of Adolf Hitler and his upbringing. Disturbed parents, a turbulent household, a Europe rife with nationalistic fervor, and other dark influences settle this nature vs. nurture debate: A boy born bad and raised bad turns out to be very bad indeed.

[djree]

I hope I get a chance to read that book. I think Hitler is too misunderstood that people overlook the possibility (or fact) that he, indeed, had problems with his childhood.

[kokolate]

This book is a good way to change people's perception on the character of Hitler.

[kokolate]

Furthermore, I think he does, somehow, deserve to be understood more. There's still that concept that people are naturally good.

[louj]

I think that Hitler was good; there are certain things that can make a man evil. Especially his surroundings.