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Leader (Dramatic Reading)

Leader (Dramatic Reading)

著者： Murray Leinster
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In the thought-provoking short story Leader, first published in 1960, renowned science fiction author Murray Leinster (the pen name of William F. Jenkins) delves into the complexities of power and influence. The narrative unfolds through a series of letters between two scientists Professor Albrech Aigen, who is exploring the dark legacy of a former despotic ruler known as The Leader, and Dr. Karl Thurn, who investigates the unsettling realm of psionic abilities, including mind control. With The Leader echoing the persona of Adolf Hitler, this tale serves as an allegorical critique, examining the allure of charisma and its dangerous implications in the context of Nazi Germany. Join narrator Elsie Selwyn and an ensemble cast as they bring this chilling story to life.Copyright Culture and Heritage classics SF 世界 政治・政府 政治学
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