Ask for some novels about Germany's World War II. The protagonist is German.

According to Campbell's account, who was trapped in an Israeli prison awaiting trial after World War II, this paper recalls his experience of apparently having close ties with the German Nazis during World War II, but actually using public speeches to transmit secret information to the US government.

2. "Long day mark":

From the perspective of a German housekeeper after World War II, the story reviews the appeasement choice made by his old boss Earl Darlington during World War II, and his value and dignity as a housekeeper are also faltering in retrospect and reflection.

3. Pianist:

It tells the story of Szpilman's life in Polish slums during World War II, his separation from his family and his experience of living alone. The climax of his memoir came from a meeting with a German officer while he was looking for food one day. Under the command of the officer, he played Chopin's piano music, and the officer was moved by the sound of the piano.

4. Soldiers:

The novel focuses on a young Catholic from a declining aristocratic family, tells about his military life and marriage, praises his loyalty to his family and tradition, and laments the decline of old heroism in the empty modern world.

5. Tin drums:

During World War II, the German Oscar went to the front line with the gnome troupe to express condolences to the Germans. When he returned to China after the war, he was famous for his tin drum skills. Finally, he voluntarily was mistaken for a murderer and wrote this novel in the form of a memoir in prison.