“LTI: A Philologist’s Notebook” by Victor Klemperer explores the language of the Third Reich through the observations of a German professor of Romance philology who faced persecution under the Nazi regime.

Barred from teaching, publishing, and using libraries, Klemperer continued his research and kept diaries. His notes on Nazi language helped him maintain his morale during years of persecution and became the foundation for this book, first published in 1947.

Klemperer's diaries remain an important historical record of Jewish suffering under Nazi rule.

Language: Belarusian
Cover: softcover
Format: 130x200 mm
Number of pages: 328
Place of publication: Poland
Year of publication: 2025