Duncan Fallowell

The books the Nazis didn’t burn

The German-registered Albatross Press was a significant 20th-century publisher; so why have we barely heard of it?

  • Strange Bird: The Albatross Press and the Third Reich

    Michele K. Troy

    Yale, pp. 448

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