Wars between Good and Evil

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This paper compares the wars of good and evil as described by C.S. Lewis' in "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe", compared to the war waged by Hitler. The paper compares the military tactics of the witch in the novel to those of Hitler, particularly the Blitzkrieg attack. The paper describes Hitler and the witch as being alike in their trickery, military tactics, secret police, lightening fast action, and they both could have been victorious if Russia or Edmund had stayed on their sides.

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"Wars between Good and Evil Imagine a small boy being enticed with hot chocolate and a box of chocolates. Most boys would eagerly eat the chocolate without a moment's hesitation. This begins the story of good versus evil. This can be compared to Hitler's war of good and evil. Many of the qualities and actions of the witch can be compared to Hitler including Hitler's Blitzkrieg attack and the table of Critters. C.S. Lewis's, "The Lion, Witch, and the Wardrobe," and Hitler are two battle between good and evil fought with different military tactics where the only victory would be with the "good" teams winning. . "

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