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1937

ANTI-NAZI BOOKS BANNED

Austria Acts Apparently Under
Pressure From Germany

Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES.

VIENNA, Dec. 4.—The govern-
ment last night prohibited the sale
of several anti-Nazi books, among
them the famous Hitler biography
by Konrad Heiden and another by
Rudolf Olden, and a history of the
thirtieth of June, 1934, by Otto
Strasser.

The measure apparently was
forced on the government by pres-
sure from Nazi Germany and is
considered an indication that Ger-
many is attempting to stamp out
the activities of German émigrés in
neighboring countries.

It is learned that similar meas-
ures will be taken in Czechoslovakia
in connection with negotiations for
a. press truce between Berlin and
Prague. Herr Strasser’'s weekly
with Socialist tendencies has been
banned by the Prague authorities
and several agencies which supplied
the foreign press with reports from
Germany have been ordered closed.

Germany is particularly anxious
to stamp out Czech anti-Nazi litera-
ture that is smuggled into Ger-
many.

The New York Times

Published: December 5, 1937


1939


Incidents in European Conflict

BERLIN, Dec. 22 (UP)—All for-
eign newspapers published in the
German language were banned
from sale or circulation in the
Reich today under orders of Hein-
rich Himmler, chief of the Nazi
secret police, and Dr. Joseph Goeb-
bels, Propaganda Minister.

The ban was. invoked under the
“law for the protection of the
people and the State.” It will
affect a number of Swiss, Argen-
tine and American newspapers
that hitherto have not been for-
bidden to circulate here.

Nazi’s Ban Another Book

BERLIN, Dec. 22 (AP)—The po-
lice today banned ‘‘Reaching for
the Stars,” by the American au-
thor, Nora Waln. No reason was
given. the book deals with life in
Nazi Germany.

The New York Times

Published: December 23, 1939

1940

Here on Nea Hellas - Refugee Writers
Who Fled Nazis, an American Artist
and Frenchwomen

New York

International Herald Tribune,
European Edition, October 13, 1940

Franz Werfel, who has written
more than thirty-five volumes,
among them “The Forty Days of
Musa Dagh”; Heinrich Mann,
writer and brother of Thomas Mann,
Nobel literature prize winner;
and Angelus Gottfried Mann,
son of Thomas Mann, were
among a group of fifteen
German men of letters, all
of them sought by the Nazis,
who arrived yesterday on
the Greek liner Nea Hellas,
which docked in Hoboken. The
fifteen were aided by a European
agent of the Emergency Rescue
Committee, in making their
way through Spain to Lisbon,
Portugal, whence they sailed
ten days ago.

Published: October 14, 1940



2023

Here are the 75 books removed by
Hanover schools


The Poet X
Acevedo, Elizabeth
Half of a Yellow Sun
Adichie, Chimamada
The Absolutely True Diary
of a Part-Time Indian
Alexie, Sherman
Speak (GN)
Anderson, Laurie
Shout
Anderson, Laurie Halse
The Haters
Andrews, Jesse
Damsel
Arnold, Elana
What Girls are Made Of
Arnold, Elana
Thirteen Reasons Why
Asher, Jay
Orynx and Crake
Atwood, Margaret
The Handmaid's Tale
Atwood, Margaret
Forever
Blume, Judy
Felix Ever After
Callender, Kacen
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Chbosky, Stephen
Yolk
Choi, Mary H.K.
This Book is Gay
Dawson, Juno
Carnival at Bray
Foley, Jessie
If I Stay
Forman, Gayle
Life is Funny
Frank, E. R.
Dime
Frank, E.R.
Forever For a Year
Gottfred, B.T.
The Freedom Writers Diary
Gruwell, Erin
Homegoing
Gyasi, Yaa
Rethinking Normal
Hill, Katie Rain
Crank
Hopkins, Ellen
Fallout
Hopkins, Ellen
Glass
Hopkins, Ellen
Impulse
Hopkins, Ellen
People Kill People
Hopkins, Ellen
Perfect
Hopkins, Ellen
Rumble
Hopkins, Ellen
Smoke
Hopkins, Ellen
Tilt
Hopkins, Ellen
Tricks
Hopkins, Ellen
I Never
Hopper, Laura
We are the Ants
Hutchinson, Shaun
Grown
Jackson, Tiffany D.
Monday’s Not Coming
Jackson, Tiffany D.
Milk and Honey
Kaur, Rupi
The Sun and Her Flowers
Kaur, Rupi
Dig
King, A.S.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Larsson, Stieg
Last Night at the Telegraph Club
Lo, Malinda
House of Earth and Blood
Maas, Sarah
A Court of Frost and Starlight
Maas, Sarah
A Court of Thorns and Roses
Maas, Sarah
A Court of Wings and Ruin
Maas, Sarah
Empire of Storms
Maas, Sarah
Kingdom of Ash
Maas, Sarah
Tower of Dawn
Maas, Sarah
Guyaholic
Mackler, Carolyn
Wicked: The Life and Times of . . .
Maguire, Gregory
Man O’ War
McCarthy, Cory
Red White and Royal Blue
McQuiston, Casey
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle
Murakami, Haruki
Dead End
Myers, Jason
Exit Here
Myers, Jason
Shine
Myracle, Lauren
The Infinite Moment of Us
Myracle, Lauren
TTFN
Myracle, Lauren
Yolo
Myracle, Lauren
Like a Love Story
Nazemian, Abdi
Neanderthal Opens the Door
to the Universe
Norton, Preston
Out of Darkness
Perez, Ashley Hope
GRL2GRL
Peters, Julie Anne
Nineteen Minutes
Picoult, Jodi
Juliet Takes a Breath
Rivera, Gabby
Jack of Hearts (and other parts)
Rosen, L.C.
The Midnight Lie
Rutkoski, Marie
I Am Not Your Perfect
Mexican Daughter
Sanchez, Erika
Jesus Land: A Memoir
Scheeres, Julia
The Invisible Life of Addie
LaRue Schwab, V.E.
The Art of Racing in the Rain
Stein, Garth
Slaughterhouse Five
Vonnegut, Kurt
The Glass Castle
Walls, Jennette

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Published: Nov. 20, 2023


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