about literature, literary figures, trends, politics and society largely published in the press earlier in Brasillach's career (drawn from articles often originally printed on Thursdays). Posthumously published works 1945 Poèmes de Fresnes 1946 Lettre à un soldat de la classe 60 (Letter to a Soldier of the Class of 1960). In this 'letter', written while Brasillach was awaiting trial, the author expressed his thoughts and hopes to a future generation. He argued that he had few regrets about his social and political role in World War II era France. He admitted that certain excesses had occurred under the occupation but contrasted the Germans’ worst crimes against Frenchmen (e.g. Oradour-sur-Glane massacre) to the well documented atrocities committed by the French in their colonial empire, especially Indochina. He re-iterated his commitment to anti-semitism, although he insisted that he did not know of and entirely repudiated the holocaust despite having advocated the deportations of French Jewry. In the letter Brasillach insists that Franco-German relations would inevitably continue to improve and that the occupation had ultimately brought the two nations closer together. While these statements would have shocked many at the time, when one considers the rapid rapprochement between the two nations post-war, the general idea of Franco-German unity he expressed in some way presages the development of Franco-German cooperation and the pivotal role of the two nations in the European Community/Union, although the causes of this rapprochement may not have been what he foresaw. Brasillach also re-iterated his commitment to fascism and argued that, whether it survived as an ideology or not, the generation of the class of 1960 would doubtless look back on and consider German fascism with a sense of awe. Brasillach also argued that he believed that the spirit of fascism should be mixed with the English sense of liberty and free expression, despite the apparent contradiction in terms. 1947 Chénier, La Pensée française (Chénier: French Thought) 1950 Anthologie de la poésie grecque (Anthology of Greek Poetry) 1952 Lettres écrites en prison (Letters Written in Prison) 1953 Six heures à perdre (Six Hours to Kill) 1954 Bérénice (Berenice) (play, first run - 1957) 1955 Journal d'un homme occupé (Journal of a (Pre)Occupied Man) 1961 Poètes oubliés (Forgotten Poets) 1961 Dom Rémy 1962 Commentaire sur La Varende (Commentary on La Varende) 1963 En marge de Daphnis et Chloé (On the Edge of Daphnis and Chloé) 1963 Nouvelle prière sur l'Acropole (New