Kafsh-i pā-yi chap: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

Ferdinand von Schirach was born in Munich, Germany, after the war. His paternal grandfather, Baldur Benedict von Schirach, was one of the leaders of the Nazi Party, including the "Commander of the Reich Youth Guidance Organization." After the fall of the Nazis, he was one of the 24 main criminals of the Second World War who were tried at the Nuremberg Trials and sentenced to 20 years in prison for the crime of "crimes against humanity". Although Ferdinand von Schirach's childhood was spent in the silence of the family about his grandfather, he was able to work as a lawyer in Berlin after studying law at the University of Bonn, and his name was brilliantly defended in important cases, including in the court of the former presidents of East Germany. And the shooting of the guards of the border wall between the two Germany will fall on the tongues. The Shoe on the left foot, or Terror, is not only a literary work of art by a prominent German jurist and author but also a pure example of "procedure". In this play, even the smallest and most trivial things, such as the shoe on the left foot, are important. This work can also be viewed from the point of view of moral philosophy, as it deals with the very important issue of moral dilemmas.