
Nazism, the Second World War and the Holocaust in Contemporary Latin American Fiction
Emily M. Baker
Published 2022
262 pages
Books about fascism examine the movements and regimes that brought dictatorship and war to the twentieth century. Histories explain how they rose, memoirs record life under them, and novels imagine what it was to go along or to resist. Reading them sharpens the eye for warning signs. The newest come first.

Emily M. Baker
Published 2022
262 pages

Julia Boyd, Angelika Patel
Published 2022

Matteo Albanese
Published 2022
114 pages

Philipp Schott
Published 2021
352 pages

Đorđe Lebović
Published 2021
213 pages

Annedore Leber
2021 · 1957 edition
270 pages

Anthony R. DiMaggio
Published 2021
310 pages

Милан Д Ристовић
Published 2021
301 pages

Jacopo Pili
2021 · 2022 edition
240 pages

Maximiliano Fuentes Codera, Patrizia Dogliani
Published 2021
182 pages

Christine Eckel, Detlef Garbe, Herbert Diercks
Published 2021
331 pages

Witold Żarnowski
Published 2021
167 pages

Rumiko Handa
Published 2021
210 pages

Wolfgang J. Mommsen, Lothar Kettenacker
Published 2021
444 pages

Mateusz Machaj
Published 2021
298 pages

Christine A. Kray, Uli Linke
Published 2021
238 pages

Brian McLaren
Published 2021
310 pages

Meike Hoffmann, Andreas Hüneke
Published 2021
276 pages

Montse Feu
Published 2021
246 pages

Helen Roche (Historian)
Published 2021
524 pages

Christer Mattsson, Thomas Johansson
Published 2021
160 pages

Monika Sommer, Louise Beckershaus, Stefan Benedik, Markus Fösl, Laura Langeder, Eva Meran
Published 2021
160 pages

Geoffrey D. Falksen
Published 2021
280 pages

Brian McLaren
Published 2021
292 pages