I recommend a small book to you, "Youth Without God" by Horváth. It is excellent and cuts through the moral state of the world today. Hermann Hesse to Alfred Kubin. A school during a totalitarian regime: The thirty-four-year-old geography and history teacher of the lower grades is initially a conformist to the system, despite disagreeing with the values of the ruling fascists. On a class trip, he realizes that the education of students towards militarism only leads to coldness, a lack of tolerance, and godlessness. When he intervenes in a dispute among the youth, he brings guilt upon himself. The story of a teacher who tries to resist the fascist tendencies of his students with humanistic ideals is considered one of the great classics of modern literature. With a foreword by Elisabeth Tworek.