I don't want to hijack the thread about
Therapy Support ……… started by Babyjane and I don't want to add this to other book threads - have you seen how many!
I picked up "My Father's Keeper" today. Written by Stephan Lebert it's about the children of the Nazi Leaders.
"We know a great deal nowadays about family psychology: what kind of effect it has on a child when its parents divorce, how the fundamental nature of trust is destroyed for good if a child is not properly loved in the first three years, how the unfulfilled wishes of father and mother impose themselves imperceptibly but no less heavily on the children, how the unhappy childhood of one parent is carried over into the next generation. Generally speaking, the understanding of how deep is the stamp of the parent-child relationship is common knowledge in a modern, enlightened world" ………
This really struck a chord!
It's a bit of a wade but a page turner. His father interviewed as many children of the Third Rhiech [sp - I'll check later] as possible and now the son is searching out to re-interview the same children ……….
Children of Hess, Himmler, Frank, Goring and Bormann
