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"Vichy regime" as a book category covers works—both nonfiction and fiction—centered on France under Marshal Philippe Pétain’s government (1940–1944) during the German occupation. It includes political and military histories of collaboration and occupation, biographies of key figures (Pétain, Pierre Laval, officials, and resisters), legal and institutional studies of the Révolution nationale and its authoritarian policies, and examinations of anti‑Jewish laws, deportations, repression and purges. The category also embraces social and cultural histories of everyday life, propaganda, memory and postwar reckoning, memoirs and oral histories, as well as historical novels, films, and literary responses that explore moral ambiguity, complicity and resistance. Scholarly debate, archival research, testimony, and representations in memory studies all feature prominently, making the label useful for readers seeking in-depth analysis or narrative portrayals of France’s wartime experience and its lasting legacies.

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