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Irene Nemirovsky · 2004
A novel written during the German occupation of France by a woman who would die in Auschwitz, it tracks the flight from Paris and life under occupation with a cool, unsparing eye for the compromises and small cruelties ordinary people accepted.
Anonymous · 1954
A day by day diary of a German woman in the ruined capital in 1945, it is the most direct account available of what occupation did to daily life and to the moral lines people crossed to survive.
Vere Hodgson · 1976
A London welfare worker's daily diary of bombs, rations, queueing and separation, told with the exact plain-spoken, unheroic immediacy of the diaries the reader already loves.
Hans Fallada · 2010
A novel in translation that shows ordinary Berliners living under Nazi rule through one working class couple's private grief and quiet resistance, matching the reader's taste for moral seriousness inside daily life.
Anna Seghers · 1942
A novel in translation that follows seven escaped prisoners and the civilians who help or betray them across Germany, keeping the war inside private choices, fear and small acts of conscience.
Laurence Rees · 1997
Oral history from ordinary Germans about how daily life, scarcity and opportunism under the Nazi regime drew people into complicity, giving a readable home front counterpart to the classic camp memoirs.
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