Strange Bird Strange Bird The Albatross Press and the Third Reich Michele K Troy Yale UP2017Hardback440pp Illustrated233x155mm 9780300215687 Product Code: 511309 Details Registered in Hamburg in 1932, financed by British-Jewish money and with an office in Paris, Albatross printed English-language books in Germany – inc... DetailsBackDetailsRegistered in Hamburg in 1932, financed by British-Jewish money and with an office in Paris, Albatross printed English-language books in Germany – including contemporary novels by writers such as James Joyce and DH Lawrence that were banned in Hitler’s Third Reich – and sold them across continental Europe. This study reveals how the Nazi regime tolerated Albatross for both economic and propaganda gains, and how Albatross used its insider position to keep Anglo-American books alive under fascism.See MoreSee Less publ £25.00now £7.99 Qty Qty123 Add to Basket CategoriesLiterary CriticismTagsCorporate history / companiesPublishing industrySecond World War