
Etre sans destin
Imre Kertész
1974 · 2002 edition
366 pages
Books about the Holocaust bear witness to the Nazi persecution and murder of Europe's Jews and other victims. Survivors' memoirs, diaries, histories and novels preserve what happened in the ghettos and the camps, and the lives that were lost. They are hard to read and important to remember. Only books in French are listed.

Imre Kertész
1974 · 2002 edition
366 pages

Martin Amis
1991 · 1998 edition
192 pages

Winfried Georg Sebald
1993 · 2003 edition
308 pages

Danielle Steel
2004 · 2005 edition
357 pages

Primo Levi
1971 · 2002 edition
268 pages

Jack El-Hai
2013 · 2014 edition
286 pages

Ian Kershaw
Published 2000
1634 pages

Danielle Steel
1996 · 2007 edition
368 pages

René Rémond
1992 · 2009 edition
343 pages

Primo Levi
1988 · 1989 edition
199 pages

Georges Perec
1988 · 2008 edition
219 pages

Norman G. Finkelstein
2000 · 2001 edition
157 pages

Viktor Emil Frankl
1970 · 2009 edition
192 pages

Martin Amis
2014 · 2015 edition
404 pages

Traudl Junge
2003 · 2005 edition
307 pages

Sarah Cohen-Scali
2012 · 2020 edition
477 pages

Li︠u︡dmila Ulit︠s︡kai︠a︡, A. L. Tait
2006 · 2008 edition
526 pages

Michael Morpurgo
1990 · 2000 edition
173 pages

Dita Kraus
2018 · 2020 edition
412 pages

Hans Peter Richter, Franz Waldherr
1970 · 1981 edition
222 pages

Edwin Black
Published 2001
595 pages

Victor Klemperer
1996 · 2003 edition
375 pages

Bernhard Schlink, Charlotte Collins
2018 · 2020 edition
307 pages

Joop van Wijk-Voskuijl, Jeroen De Bruyn
2023 · 2024 edition
304 pages