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"National oppression" as a book category covers works—fiction and non‑fiction—that examine how states, empires, or dominant national groups systematically marginalize, exploit, or deny the rights and identity of other nations, ethnicities, or peoples. It includes historical studies of colonization, occupation, and forced assimilation; memoirs and oral histories of dispossession, discrimination, and resistance; legal and human‑rights analyses of policies like land seizure, language bans, internment, or genocide; and political theory exploring nationalism, imperialism, and self‑determination. Books in this category often illuminate the cultural, economic, and institutional mechanisms of domination, the lived experiences of oppressed communities, and the movements and ideas that challenge or respond to such domination.

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