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Fiction

What We Did for Love

Natasha Far­rant

Children's

A World War II Timeline

Eliz­a­beth Raum

Nonfiction

GI Jews: How World War II Changed a Generation

Deb­o­rah Dash Moore

Nonfiction

The Col­lab­o­ra­tion: Hol­ly­wood’s Pact with Hitler

Ben Urwand

Fiction

Lovers at the Chameleon Club, Paris 1932

Francine Prose

Nonfiction

Adven­tur­ers Against Their Will: Extra­or­di­nary World War II Sto­ries of Sur­vival, Escape, and Con­nec­tion-Unlike Any Others

Joanie Holz­er Schirm

Children's

Mak­ing Bombs For Hitler

Mar­sha Forchuk Skrypuch

Nonfiction

Diary of the Dark Years, 1940- 1944: Col­lab­o­ra­tion, Resis­tance, and Dai­ly Life in Occu­pied Paris

Jean Gue­hen­no; David Ball, anno­ta­tor and trans.

Nonfiction

Hitler’s Furies: Ger­man Women in the Nazi Killing Fields

Wendy Low­er

Nonfiction

Those Angry Days: Roo­sevelt, Lind­bergh, and America’s Fight Over World War II, 1939 – 1941

Lynne Olson

Children's

The Split His­to­ry of World War II

Simon Rose

Nonfiction

The Eagle Unbowed: Poland and Poles in the Sec­ond World War

Halik Kochan­s­ki

Nonfiction

Ser­e­nade: A Mem­oir of Music and Love from Vien­na and Prague to Los Ange­les, 1927 to World War II to 2012

Car­ol Jean Delmar

Nonfiction

Süssen Is Now Free of Jews: World War II, The Holo­caust, and Rur­al Judaism

Gilya Ger­da Schmidt

Children's

The Sum­mer Every­thing Changed

Ruth Lercher Bornstein

Visual Arts

Col­ors of Con­fine­ment: Rare Kodachrome Pho­tographs of Japan­ese Amer­i­can Incar­cer­a­tion in World War II

Eric L. Muller , ed.; Bill Man­bo, photographer

Nonfiction

A Mor­tu­ary of Books: The Res­cue of Jew­ish Cul­ture after the Holocaust

Elis­a­beth Gal­las , Alex Skin­ner (trans.)

Nonfiction

The World of Auf­bau: Hitler’s Refugees in America

Peter Schrag

Nonfiction

In the Lion’s Shad­ow: The Iran­ian Schindler and his Home­land in the Sec­ond World War

Fari­borz Mokhtari

Nonfiction

On the Eve: The Jews of Europe Before the Sec­ond World War

Bernard Wasser­stein