Irmina

Irmina, published by Harry N. Abrams in 2016, is a standalone graphic novel by Barbara Yelin that offers a powerful, introspective look at one woman's moral choices during the rise of the Nazi regime. Based on the real story of Yelin's grandmother, the book traces Irmina's journey from a hopeful young woman in 1930s London to her gradual complicity in the horrors of wartime Germany. Acclaimed for its nuanced, deeply human portrayal of passive resistance and collaboration, this single-volume work stands as a vital, quietly devastating contribution to Holocaust literature in comics.