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A Spanish writer and member of the resistance movement recalls a Sunday in the Buchenwald concentration camp. Through his memories and reflections, he exposes the horrors of Nazism, but also the tragic delusions of Stalinism.
A cult essay study by Nobel laureate Czesław Miłosz on intellectuals and totalitarianism. The work brilliantly dissects the mechanisms by which Stalinism and ideology enslave human consciousness.
Juliette and Marianne, two women with different characters and outlooks on life, reveal in their diaries their love affairs, marriages, disappointments, and search for independence and personal happiness. With an afterword by Predrag Matvejević.
A brilliant political novel by Nobel Prize winner Czesław Miłosz that dissects the establishment of communist rule in Poland at the end of World War II. Through the fates of the characters, it depicts moral dilemmas and collaboration.
