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Crusaders Book Description The Second World War was told from different fronts, from different perspectives, in different styles... Şolohov told it one way, Hemingway another, Remarque, Ehrenburg, Malraux, Heller, Grossman, Vonnegut, Orwell, Bek, Ondaatje, Alexievich another... Next, Stefan Heym's narration There is... It's completely different! We go to different fronts, different aspects of the war... The Normandy front, the Battle of the Salient, Paris, which attracts attention with its beauty despite the war, then Germany, the banks of the Rhine, Paula Concentration Camp and finally a gloomy and ruined steel production city called Kremmen... In a shocking style and we visit these places with multifaceted perspectives... There is even a Russian entrepreneur who is trying to turn his commercial affairs around by making agreements with the Americans, who embarked on the crusade, the Germans, the French and everyone in between. Americans, professional soldiers, businessmen, clergy, professors, journalists and ordinary people who come from different professions such as lawyers and academics and dress up in officer uniforms... Yes, this war includes the ordinary fascism of the ordinary people! All kinds of soldiers appear before us... believers, non-believers, those who collect loot and fight. Those who are trying to fill their pockets, those who are exiled to the front, those who escape from the front, those who question the system, those who find their way... Stefan Heym examines the psychology of all of them in depth. This includes the consequences of the improvised rather than planned actions of the American army, which set out like the Crusaders and came to defeat fascism, and its failure to come to terms with the fascists within itself/around it. in a unique novel. The borders of "liberation" coming to the "capitalist order" or the Crusades, which György Lukács, one of the architects of Marxist criticism, highlighted as an exemplary work of European Realism, is now in Turkish. With a sparkling translation. (From the Promotional Bulletin)