The Next Reich: Nothing will be as it was!

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Twelve-year—old Peter, a quiet boy, hangs around playing with his microscope, trying to get out of his Hitler Youth duties and avoiding Drygalski, the petty official who oversees the estate across the road.

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Drygalski, mourning a dead son and caring for a sick wife, is a puffed-up bureaucrat obsessed with his own importance. Rumours abound, but the wireless says everything is under control and the trains still run, supplying the Reich with the products of Ukraine and Byelorussia, where even the topsoil has been stripped and sent west.

The novel builds gradually, dreamily at times, with simple prose and lots of short sections, a quiet undercurrent of growing unease getting steadily stronger, always ignored, put aside till tomorrow. After all, how does one leave a life? No one can quite make the radical decision to go, even as the trickle of refugees from the east becomes a stream, passing stolidly between the Georgenhof and the houses opposite, bearing with them the loss of what they have left behind and the few small, saved details of their lives.

Kempowski uses detail like a repeating phrase in music, and there is a musical quality also in the movement of the book as a whole, from its quiet beginning through the relentless build to its massively impressive climax. The repetition is skilfully fed into the narrative to create a gradual deepening of tone. Obama's corporate tax cuts would appear to do the trick for small business. The White House probably figures even if Republicans agree, nothing will come of it.

Congress will be in session for only about two weeks between now and the midterm elections, so it's doubtful they'd be enacted in any event. But this could backfire if Republicans call Obama's bluff and demand the corporate tax cuts be put on a fast track and get signed into legislation before the midterms.

It’s important to understand that the real root of the Great Recession wasn’t a banking crisis

More troubling, Obama's whopping proposed corporate tax cuts help legitimize the supply-side dogma that the economy's biggest obstacle to growth is the cost of capital, rather than the plight of ordinary working people. Robert Reich teaches public policy at the University of California Berkeley. Next week in his regular spot, commentator David Frum.

Robert Reich is chancellor's professor of public policy at the University of California, Berkeley. He has served in three national administrations, most recently as secretary of labor under President Bill Clinton. He has written 13 books, including "The

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