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On Tyranny

Twenty Lessons From the Twentieth Century
Pages
128
Published
2017
Language
English

Synopsis

Drawing on the darkest moments of the 20th century, historian Timothy Snyder offers a vital guide for navigating the challenges of our own time. He argues that Americans, like Europeans before them, must learn from history to protect democracy from the rise of authoritarianism. This concise book provides twenty lessons to help readers understand and resist tyranny.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is there a version of this book with illustrations?

    A graphic edition exists that features artwork by Nora Krug, who uses a collage style to interpret the twenty lessons through drawings, photographs, and archival materials.

  • How does the graphic edition differ from the original text?

    The graphic edition incorporates the original text with updated content and visual storytelling to provide a different perspective on the historical lessons.

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