The most popular French oppression & injustice books

These books are about people denied their freedom or their rights, and those who fought back. Slavery, colonial rule, segregation and persecution are recorded in histories and memoirs and brought to life in novels. They are stories of suffering and of extraordinary courage. Only books in French are listed.

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American psycho
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American psycho

Bret Easton Ellis

1991 · 2000 edition

449 pages

Candide
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Candide

Voltaire

1970 · 2020 edition

176 pages

Liens de sang
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Liens de sang

Octavia E. Butler

1979 · 2021 edition

480 pages

Factfulness
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Factfulness

Hans Rosling

2018 · 2023 edition

400 pages