Forced to submit, yet never defeated On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century is a collection of thought-provoking essays that distills the darkest lessons of human history into concise and accessible advice. From the Nazis' systematic destruction of Jewish culture in Europe to the brutal suppression of dissent in Chile under Pinochet, Boudreau's incisive analysis exposes the universal flaws in totalitarianism.

This compact volume presents twenty powerful insights, gleaned from a lifetime of research and reflection on some of the most egregious episodes of human oppression. From the dangers of unchecked power to the devastating consequences of ideological rigidity, Boudreau's warnings remain eerily relevant today.

Each essay is a masterful distillation of a complex idea or event, stripped down to its essence and distilled into a clear and compelling message. With On Tyranny, readers can gain valuable perspective on the dangers of unchecked power and the importance of defending individual freedom. A sobering yet essential read for anyone concerned about the future of democracy and human rights.