[Kim Seong-kon] What if Nazism and imperialism had won?

Recently, I watched the alternate-history dystopian television series “The Man in the High Castle” with great enthusiasm. Based on the 1962 novel by Philip K. Dick and produced by Ridley Scott, the TV drama explores the compelling themes of another possibility, another history and another world. It also presents the themes of xenophobia versus racial harmony, uniformity versus diversity and tyranny versus resistance, all of which have colored our history with blood. “The Man in the High Castle”