Censorship

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A 1960s courtroom scene depicting the trial of Lady Chatterley's Lover, with the book central to the proceedings.

Lady Chatterley's Lover book censorship sparks publishing revolution

On November 2, 1960, a British jury took just three hours to declare Penguin Books 'not guilty' of obscenity, effectively legalizing D.

Camila Roque·June 1, 2026

A collection of black and white portraits by August Sander, showcasing a diverse range of German people from the early 20th century, displayed in a dimly lit, atmospheric setting.

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August Sander's Exhibition Captures Germany's People of the 20th Century

In 1936, the Nazi regime confiscated and destroyed August Sander's groundbreaking photographic book, 'The Face of Our Time', attempting to erase his comprehensive portrait of German society.

Adrian Vale·May 21, 2026