Tony Palmer Boeken

Set against the backdrop of a landmark legal battle, this narrative delves into the Oz trial, which holds the record as the longest obscenity trial in history. It explores the cultural and societal implications of the case, highlighting the clash between artistic expression and legal boundaries. Through vivid accounts of courtroom drama and the key figures involved, the book examines themes of freedom of speech, censorship, and the evolving standards of morality in society.