James & the Giant Peach
Roald Dahl
1973 · 1982 edition
63 pages
The most popular antisemitism books
Books about antisemitism trace the long history of hatred against Jews and those who resisted it. Histories explain its roots and its return, memoirs give personal testimony, and novels show how it poisons ordinary lives. Reading them helps make sense of the past and the present.
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The Canterbury Tales
Geoffrey Chaucer
1782 · 1999 edition
128 pages
The Plot Against America
Philip Roth, 필립 로스
1998 · 2004 edition
392 pages
Mistress of the Art of Death
Ariana Franklin
1999 · 2007 edition
278 pages
The Boys from Brazil
Cherry Gilchrist, Ira Levin
1976 · 2005 edition
254 pages
The Prague Cemetery
Umberto Eco
2010 · 2011 edition
439 pages
Indignation
Philip Roth
1998 · 2008 edition
233 pages
Starring Sally J. Freedman as Herself
Judy Blume
1977 · 1986 edition
298 pages
Prequel An American Fight Against Fascism
Rachel Maddow
Published 2023
416 pages
The Fixer
Bernard Malamud
1971 · 1966 edition
352 pages
Vienna Prelude
Brock Thoene
1989 · 1992 edition
410 pages
Obsessed
Ted Dekker
2005 · 2006 edition
508 pages
Hitler
Ian Kershaw
1998 · 1999 edition
912 pages
The Forgotten
Faye Kellerman
2000 · 2002 edition
544 pages
Hitler, 1936-45
Ian Kershaw
2000 · 2001 edition
1115 pages
Hitler's Willing Executioners Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust
Daniel Jonah Goldhagen, Mondadori
Published 1996
622 pages
The Dream of Scipio
Iain Pears
Published 2002
400 pages
Constantine's Sword
James Carroll
Published 2001
756 pages
Nazi Germany And the Jews
Saul Friedländer
2007 · 2008 edition
896 pages
The Language of the Third Reich LTI, Lingua Tertii Imperii
Victor Klemperer
1996 · 2002 edition
296 pages
The Cruelty Is the Point The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America
Adam Serwer
Published 2021
384 pages
War and Genocide
Doris L. Bergen
Published 2002
280 pages
Eichmann in Jerusalem A Report on the Banality of Evil
Hannah Arendt
1977 · 2006 edition
336 pages
Anti-Semite and Jew
Jean-Paul Sartre
Published 1995
153 pages