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A Right to Die
A Right to Die is a Nero Wolfe detective novel by Rex Stout, first published by the Viking Press in 1964.
Plot summary.
The novel is set against the background of the Civil Rights Act conflict during the early Johnson Administration. At the beginning of the book, Paul Whipple, a black character from the earlier novel "Too Many Cooks" (1938), whose trust Wolfe had gained against a strong West Virginia atmosphere of prejudice, tells Wolfe that Wolfe has since become his
" for having fought for France in the Foreign Legion.
Finally, Kreutzer used "Die Schwarze Schmach" as a way of attacking the Social Democrats as group of working class characters in the Rhineland in the novel ultimately abandoned the SPD as they find it is only right-wing leaders like Yrsch who can create the "Volksgemeinschaft" that will allow Germany to stand up to France. Reflecting Kreutzer's conservative politics, in "Die Schwarze Schmach", the working class characters finally learn the SPD is a divisive force that