俄语诗人布罗茨基有个美好的想法,他说如果这个世界的主人能更好地阅读,我们世界上的暴政与苦难就会减少很多。但在希特勒身上我们看到了这个美好信念破灭的希望。世人皆知纳粹的暴行,尤其是1933年5月10日发生的大规模焚书运动,导致了德国文学史上出现了一个长时间的空白,很多著作遭到了焚烧,作家遭受了监禁与迫害,一大批人踏上了流亡之路。与此同时,我们却得 The Russian poet Brodsky has a beautiful idea. He said that if the master of this world can read better, the tyranny and suffering in our world will be greatly reduced. But in Hitler we have seen the hope that this beautiful belief will burst. It is well known that the atrocities of the Nazis, especially the large-scale bookbinding movement that took place on May 10, 1933, led to a long gap in the history of German literature. Many of the books were burned, the authors suffered imprisonment and persecution, and one A large number of people embarked on the road to exile. At the same time, we have to