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Jewish ethics
Juvenile delinquents
German fiction
Germany, fiction
Fathers and sons, fiction
Prisoners
World war, 1939-1945, fiction
Fathers and sons
Artists
Fiction, historical
Fiction, historical, general
Fiction
Siggi Jepsen (the first-person narrator), an inmate of a juvenile detention center, is forced to write an essay with the title "The Joy of Duty." In the essay, Siggi describes his youth in Nazi Germany where his father, the "most northerly police officer in Germany," does his duty, even when he is o…
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