La conjura contra América

Based on a historical event, this novel explores an alternate version of American history during the presidency of Charles A. Lindbergh, a hero of aviation and isolationist who rose to power after defeating Franklin Roosevelt in 1940. Through the story of a family in Newark and millions of other Jewish families across the country, the book examines the societal and personal impacts of Lindbergh’s election and policies. Recognized as a powerful work that offers a cautionary perspective on isolationism and civil liberties, it is both a compelling narrative and a thought-provoking reflection.