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Essay:Greatest Conservative Novels (view source)
Revision as of 23:01, November 21, 2021
, 23:01, November 21, 2021Replaced Nazi with full name or National Socialist in two instances
|''Nuremberg: The Reckoning''
|''Nuremberg: The Reckoning''
|[[William F. Buckley, Jr.]]
|[[William F. Buckley, Jr.]]
|Set during the 1945 Nazi War Crime trials in Nuremberg, Germany, a young German-American interpreter must listen and translate stories of the Nazi Party's brutal treatment of Jews during the Holocaust. Being of German descent, he must deal with the shame he now has from his home country's acts.
|Set during the 1945 Nazi War Crime trials in Nuremberg, Germany, a young German-American interpreter must listen and translate stories of the brutal treatment by National Socialist German Workers' Party members of Jews during the Holocaust. Being of German descent, he must deal with the shame he now has from his home country's acts.
|Historical Fiction
|Historical Fiction
|2003
|2003
|''Maus''
|''Maus''
|Art Spiegelman
|Art Spiegelman
|Portrays the sheer disgustingness of the Nazis from the viewpoint of a Holocaust survivor.
|Portrays the sheer disgustingness of the German National Socialists from the viewpoint of a Holocaust survivor.
|Autobiography/Biography
|Autobiography/Biography
|1980
|1980