"Traffickers of Unborn Children" by Claude Jacquinot and Jacques Delaye is a book that explores the controversial topic of using live human fetuses for scientific purposes and cosmetology.
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"My Prison Cells" by Joško Kragelj is an autobiographical book in which the author describes the years he spent in Yugoslav prisons for political reasons.
The book is not a classic novel or a theological work, but a series of spiritual meditations, dialogues, and "speeches" that the author claims were inspired to her from above.
Well-researched, concise, and provocative, the book by renowned religious historian S. G. F. Brandon remains influential in biblical criticism, inspiring authors such as Reza Aslan. It shows how history is mostly written by the victors.
The book is a meditation on the immortality of the soul, faith and the triumph of life over death, written in the context of post-war Europe and communist pressure on the Church.
Cesbron's unobtrusive and artistically sincere "propaganda" for a Christian understanding of life, for a Christian approach to workers' problems, comes to the fore in this interesting novel.