Klaus-Gerhard Heller Books

This author served as a literary censor in occupied Paris, navigating the complex intersections of intellectual life and power during wartime. His work illuminates the tense atmosphere and subtle dynamics within the artistic community under occupation, even permitting publications by writers with opposing political views. Heller's activities highlighted the delicate balance between artistic expression and political pressure. His own writings ignited significant debate in France regarding collaboration and resistance within the arts.