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Richard J. Golsan

    October 18, 1952

    Richard J. Golsan is a distinguished professor whose scholarship delves into the literary, cinematic, and legal legacies of World War II in France, alongside themes of fascism and the political engagement of writers and intellectuals. His work critically examines how creators grappled with complicity and the intricate interplay between politics and artistic expression. Golsan's approach is characterized by sharp analysis, offering profound insights into the complex relationships between art, history, and societal shifts. Through his publications and teaching of French cinema, he provides readers and students with a rich understanding of pivotal moments in French cultural and intellectual history.

    Justice in Lyon
    • Justice in Lyon is a comprehensive history of the trial for crimes against humanity of the Nazi Klaus Barbie.

      Justice in Lyon