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"Liberation struggle" as a book category encompasses works—fiction and nonfiction—that chronicle, analyze, or imagine movements for freedom, self-determination, and the overthrow or transformation of oppressive systems. These books include histories, memoirs, biographies, manifestos, oral histories, political theory, and novels or poetry that center resistance, collective organizing, guerrilla or civil disobedience tactics, ideological debates, and the personal costs of revolt. Common themes are oppression and inequality, solidarity and leadership, strategy and sacrifice, state repression, international solidarity, and the moral and practical dilemmas of violence and reconciliation. The category spans global contexts and eras, from anti-colonial and national liberation wars to civil-rights and anti-apartheid struggles and contemporary uprisings, and aims to inform, bear witness, inspire activism, and explore the legacies and contested memories of liberation movements.

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