by Katharine Burdekin · Duna Llibres · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788412683219
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The Night of the Swastika is an anti-imperialist and anti-fascist dystopia written by Katharine Burdekin in 1937, anticipating a World War II with a possible Nazi victory. In this world controlled by Germany and Japan, women live segregated as reproduction farms. Alfred, an Englishman, meets Hermann, an illiterate Nazi peasant, and together they meet the Cavaller Von Hess, igniting a revolt against the Nazi regime. Burdekin denounces the destruction of historical memory, social control, segregation, and the consequences of fascism, anticipating authors such as George Orwell and Margaret Atwood.
