The whole idea and the terrain that has been used by Erik Larson for his book, “In the Garden of Beasts”, is that while today technology has made its own complications when it comes to communication, the situation is much better when one compares it to the 1933-34 Germany which was taken over by a bunch of psychopaths.
His book is a nonfiction chronicle that is based on life of an American family which lived in Germany during the time of rise of Hitler.
Surely, in the whole book one can clearly feel that a single question has been raised about how should (even today) one deal with evil when they see it? And when is enough, enough?
Larson is known to be a popular and an expert historian whose main aim is to explore and find out about evil. His best-selling book till date has been “Devil in the White City,” which is a true story based on a serial killers life during the time of 1839.
The book talks about the life of an American family which is well to-do and comes to Germany out of sheer fate. What troubles they face and why US government continues to be a mute audience.
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