Many years ago, I read a book called "People of the Lie". This book examines evil in its different form. Relevant to this discussion is the notion of institutionalized evil. What if the organization, in this case, the military is evil, and you are just dutifully following orders? Are you evil?
If you examine the deeds of Tanya in the TV series, she has pretty much done everything in accordance to regulation, at the same time trying to look out for number one. She is no different from many if not most of my coworkers in a big corporation. In some sense, she seems to show some genuine concerns for the welfare of her command. This is not really expected of her. The expectation is that she only need to feign concern. My feeling is that Tanya is not really evil, she is just a bureaucrat.
The TV anime has great sound effects. The artillery and aerial battles are accompanied by earth shaking acoustics.
The songs were amazing. I can listen to Jingo in the Jungle repeatedly.
I greatly recommend that you give this anime series a try.
If you examine the deeds of Tanya in the TV series, she has pretty much done everything in accordance to regulation, at the same time trying to look out for number one. She is no different from many if not most of my coworkers in a big corporation. In some sense, she seems to show some genuine concerns for the welfare of her command. This is not really expected of her. The expectation is that she only need to feign concern. My feeling is that Tanya is not really evil, she is just a bureaucrat.
The TV anime has great sound effects. The artillery and aerial battles are accompanied by earth shaking acoustics.
The songs were amazing. I can listen to Jingo in the Jungle repeatedly.
I greatly recommend that you give this anime series a try.