Mr. Buchner coming home from work

Herr Buchner reflects on the war, believing Germany was not responsible and that National Socialism was a good idea poorly executed. He thinks Germany could have won if the Allies had fought fairly, as they had more resources. Despite preferring a state-controlled economy, he fears Bolshevik influence and is uneasy about the American presence in Frankfurt, fearing a Russian takeover if they leave.

What are Hans Buchner's thoughts on the responsibility of the German people for the war?

How does Hans Buchner view National Socialism under Hitler?

What does Hans Buchner believe about the outcome of the war if the Allies had fought fairly?

What type of economy does Hans Buchner prefer over free elections and free speech?

What is Hans Buchner's recurring nightmare regarding the presence of Americans in Germany?