• IntroductionNazi Germany and Literary NonconformismThe Writers of the Inner Emigration and Their ApproachesWerner Bergengruen: "The Führer Novel"?Stefan Andres: The Christian Humanist Response to TyrannyFriedrich Reck-Malleczewen: The Snobbish Dissenter and His Tale of Mass InsanityGertrud von le Fort: Religious Wars and the Nazi PresentReinhold Schneider: Indios, Jews, and PersecutionErnst Jünger: Spiritual Opposition as Resistance?Ernst Wiechert, the Principled Conservative: From Public Dissent to the "Simple Life"Erika Mitterer: Witch Hunts and the Power of EvilConclusionBibliographyIndex

The debate about inner and outer emigration was one of the foundational intellectual debates of postwar West German culture, and hence Klapper's effort to revisit it, and to take a new look at inner emigration during the Nazi period, is useful and welcome. . . . [T]his is an important and much-needed book.

• IntroductionNazi Germany and Literary NonconformismThe Writers of the Inner Emigration and Their ApproachesWerner Bergengruen: "The Führer Novel"?Stefan Andres: The Christian Humanist Response to TyrannyFriedrich Reck-Malleczewen: The Snobbish Dissenter and His Tale of Mass InsanityGertrud von le Fort: Religious Wars and the Nazi PresentReinhold Schneider: Indios, Jews, and PersecutionErnst Jünger: Spiritual Opposition as Resistance?Ernst Wiechert, the Principled Conservative: From Public Dissent to the "Simple Life"Erika Mitterer: Witch Hunts and the Power of EvilConclusionBibliographyIndex

The debate about inner and outer emigration was one of the foundational intellectual debates of postwar West German culture, and hence Klapper's effort to revisit it, and to take a new look at inner emigration during the Nazi period, is useful and welcome. . . . [T]his is an important and much-needed book.

• IntroductionNazi Germany and Literary NonconformismThe Writers of the Inner Emigration and Their ApproachesWerner Bergengruen: "The Führer Novel"?Stefan Andres: The Christian Humanist Response to TyrannyFriedrich Reck-Malleczewen: The Snobbish Dissenter and His Tale of Mass InsanityGertrud von le Fort: Religious Wars and the Nazi PresentReinhold Schneider: Indios, Jews, and PersecutionErnst Jünger: Spiritual Opposition as Resistance?Ernst Wiechert, the Principled Conservative: From Public Dissent to the "Simple Life"Erika Mitterer: Witch Hunts and the Power of EvilConclusionBibliographyIndex

The debate about inner and outer emigration was one of the foundational intellectual debates of postwar West German culture, and hence Klapper's effort to revisit it, and to take a new look at inner emigration during the Nazi period, is useful and welcome. . . . [T]his is an important and much-needed book.