Harsh regimes set up by ruling elites
At aged seven he was sent into the expensive English public school system by the charity of well-meaning people, following the death of his father during the First World War.
Harsh regimes were considered essential then. It was a terrible era in which life for ordinary folk was bleak and millions died in wars and concentration camps.
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