Power of Adolf Hitler's Words in The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

The Holocaust is considered one of the most terrible events of the 20th century. The head of the Holocaust was Adolf Hitler, Nazi leader. The problem is how Hitler can do this and why. The real truth behind it is that Hitler can only use words to create the world. Markus Zusak's Book Thief talks about a girl who grew up when the Nazis Germany was invincible. Writers explore some very interesting and controversial topics in the majority of novels.

Mr. MARKUS ZUSAK (author, The Book Thief): When people were fascinated by Adolf Hitler, she steal the book and steal the word to a certain extent. He used words to destroy people, steal books and books from various places, share these stories with the young Jews hiding in the basement, studied in the bomb cottage, and calmed the people. Mr. Zozak: Well, I thought I was writing a book about warfare, and there is an old saying that war and death are best friends, but if you start this idea it is not that much I wonder who is that? Well, if death is like thinking, well, the war is like the boss is on your shoulder, more wanted, want more, want more, want more, death is exhausted, feeling that he will run out I will let you. He is always waiting in all of our great suffering, so I was troubled by seeing what people are doing each other through him.

Review: Marcus Zusak 's thief sometimes writes to readers like young adult literary markets in a mostly adult way. That's why The Book Thief like Markus Zusak is exhilaratingly refreshing in this romantic and fantasy ocean. It is classified as a young adult novel, but it contains a very serious theme. Labels are printed on the cover of books. "It was in 1939. Germany was a Nazi, this country seems to breath, death is very busy, and it got even more busy."

Language is one of the most powerful ways we can communicate with each other. In Book Thief of Markus Zusak, the whole novel can feel the influence of words and languages. From the bad influence of anti-Semitic propaganda in Nazi in Germany to spiritual influences of Leyle's reading at bomb shelters, speech has a positive and negative influence on the hero. The composition of the novel also reveals the theme through the use of a metaphor and other literary means by the narrator to understand the world and convey the idea to the reader. In a way that stories and stories are written, Zusak insists on the idea that their existence and their absence - has power.