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My Little Führers
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- ISBN8233313363
- EAN9798233313363
- Date de parution22/01/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
A DEMOCRACY IS NOT OVERRUN. IT IS OUTNODDED. My Little Führers by Erik Von Schmidt is a chilling work of political fiction that examines how democracies fracture-not through sudden coups, but through language, fear, and quiet compliance. Drawing on documented historical patterns of authoritarian rise, the novel traces a near-future nation as power centralizes, dissent softens, and cruelty is gradually reframed as necessity.
Through multiple perspectives-political insiders, enforcers, journalists, and ordinary citizens-Von Schmidt explores how institutions meant to protect liberty can be repurposed to erode it, and how loyalty, silence, and self-preservation become the most effective tools of control. The novel does not claim historical equivalence or factual indictment; instead, it uses allegory and moral inquiry to interrogate recurring structures of authoritarianism across eras.
Unsettling, restrained, and deliberately sober, My Little Führers asks an enduring question: If power dismantles democracy slowly enough, who notices-and who benefits from not noticing at all?This is not a book about one man or one moment in history. It is about how easily a society learns to live with what it once believed it never would.
Through multiple perspectives-political insiders, enforcers, journalists, and ordinary citizens-Von Schmidt explores how institutions meant to protect liberty can be repurposed to erode it, and how loyalty, silence, and self-preservation become the most effective tools of control. The novel does not claim historical equivalence or factual indictment; instead, it uses allegory and moral inquiry to interrogate recurring structures of authoritarianism across eras.
Unsettling, restrained, and deliberately sober, My Little Führers asks an enduring question: If power dismantles democracy slowly enough, who notices-and who benefits from not noticing at all?This is not a book about one man or one moment in history. It is about how easily a society learns to live with what it once believed it never would.
A propos de Erik Von Schmidt