New publications on Russia and Ukraine

A variety of new publications on Russia, Ukraine, and related geopolitical and historical topics have been announced for October 2026. These include books, essays, and analyses that explore the ongoing conflict, historical events, and cultural responses to the war.

An anthology of Ukrainian resistance

Ukraine – 26 poètes en résistance, compiled by Bruno Doucey and Ella Yevtouchenko, is an anthology that collects poetry from 26 Ukrainian poets expressing resistance to the current war. The collection highlights the role of literature in times of conflict.

A novel about a Ukrainian woman

La vengeance d’Anna P. by Jean-François Bouthors is a novel that follows the story of Anna P., a Ukrainian woman seeking revenge in the context of the war. The book explores themes of personal and national trauma.

Impact of the war on both societies

Russie, Ukraine : deux sociétés face à la guerre by Pierre Haski and Anna Colin Lebedev examines how the war has affected both Russian and Ukrainian societies. The book provides a comparative analysis of the social and psychological impacts of the conflict on both sides.

A historical overview of Russia

Histoire de la Russie des origines à nos jours, updated by Françoise Thom, offers a comprehensive historical account of Russia from its origins to the present day. The book is a revised edition of a classic work by Nicholas V. Riasanovsky.

The fall of the Romanov dynasty

Raspoutine et la chute des Romanov by Antony Beevor explores the role of Grigori Rasputin and the factors that led to the fall of the Romanov dynasty. The book provides a detailed historical analysis of the events leading to the Russian Revolution.

Russian cyberespace and geopolitics

L’empire déconnecté by Kevin Limonier delves into the geopolitical aspects of the Russian cyberespace. The book examines how Russia's digital landscape influences its global standing and strategic decisions.

A literary critique of Hemingway

Hemingway n’y connaît rien by Artur Dron offers a literary critique of Ernest Hemingway's works. The book challenges common perceptions of Hemingway's writing and explores its relevance in modern literature.

A novel about personal relationships

Vladimir m’a pris Vadim by Paul Gasnier is a novel that explores personal relationships and the complexities of love and identity. The story is set against the backdrop of personal and political tensions.

Ukrainian choir music

Le Choeur ukrainien by Coralie Grimand focuses on Ukrainian choir music. The book highlights the cultural significance of choral traditions in Ukraine and their role in national identity.

The new Iron Curtain in Europe

Le nouveau rideau de fer by Cyrille Louis discusses the emergence of a new Iron Curtain in Europe. The book examines how current geopolitical tensions are reshaping borders and alliances in the region.

European attitudes toward war and peace

Des enfants gâtés by Caroline de Gruyter examines European attitudes toward war and peace. The book explores how generations of Europeans have responded to conflict and what it means for the future of European unity.

Advocating courage in the face of conflict

N’ayons pas peur by General Dominique Trinquand advocates for courage in the face of conflict. The book is a call to action for leaders and citizens to confront challenges with resilience and determination.

European identity and autonomy

Seuls by Thierry Breton and L’Europe seule au monde by Arancha Gonzalez Laya explore European identity and autonomy. Both books examine how Europe is navigating its role in a rapidly changing global landscape.

The spread of misinformation

Infodémie by David Colon addresses the spread of misinformation. The book analyzes how false information affects public opinion and decision-making, particularly in times of crisis.

Naval warfare innovations

Guerre en mer by Hugo Dufrane discusses naval warfare innovations. The book covers technological advancements and strategies in modern naval combat.

Russian involvement in the Spanish Civil War

Les Russes en Espagne, 1936-1939 by Patrick Laureau recounts Russian involvement in the Spanish Civil War. The book provides a detailed account of the Soviet Union's role in the conflict.

Photographic account of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution

L’envers d’une photo. Budapest 56 by Phil Casoar and Eszter Balazs provides a photographic account of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. The book captures the events through images and personal narratives.

A record attempt from the Atlantic to Russian prisons

Hors limites by Sofiane Sehili details his attempt to set a record from the Atlantic to Russian prisons. The book is a personal account of a journey that challenges both physical and political boundaries.

Comparing Verdun and Ukraine

Verdun Ukraine. Le deuil impossible by Christian Verdet and Florence Chedotal draws parallels between the battles of Verdun and Ukraine. The book examines the emotional and historical weight of war on both sides.

Selected works of a Soviet military theorist

Œuvres choisies. Tome II, 1928-1937 by Mikhaïl Toukhatchevski presents selected works of the Soviet military theorist. The book offers insights into his strategic thinking and its influence on modern warfare.

A literary work by Tchulpân

Nuit by Tchulpân is a literary work that explores themes of darkness, both literal and metaphorical. The book delves into the complexities of human experience and emotion.

News from Estonia

Nouvelles d’Estonie offers news from Estonia. The publication provides updates on current events, politics, and culture in the Baltic nation.

A collection of early works by Egor Letov

* Ru !!!. P’tites génialeries (1983-1986)* by Egor Letov is a collection of his early works. The book showcases the evolution of his music and lyrical style during the 1980s.

Youth culture under Putin

Avoir vingt ans sous Poutine by Mona Claro explores youth culture under Putin. The book provides a look at the experiences and challenges faced by young Russians in the current political climate.

The role of women in Russian politics

Le Kremlin et les femmes by Magali Delaloye examines the role of women in the Russian political landscape. The book highlights the contributions and challenges faced by women in power.

Insights into the lives of Russian rulers

Tsars et Tsarines by Michel Vergé-Franceschi and Anne Gredina-Moretti provides insights into the lives of Russian rulers. The book offers a comprehensive look at the history and legacy of the Russian monarchy.