Blackening of Europe: Vol.2

The Documentary Record

Clare Ellis's second volume in The Blackening of Europe series focuses on the intersection of Islam, mass immigration, and institutional failure across Western Europe. Where the first volume laid out the demographic and political framework, this book narrows the lens to specific events and their aftermath.

What the Book Covers

Ellis documents a series of flashpoints that defined Europe's immigration crisis in the 2010s: the mass sexual assaults in Cologne on New Year's Eve 2015, the grooming scandals in Rotherham and other English towns, the 2015 migration wave and its political management by Angela Merkel's government, and the ongoing tensions in the French banlieues. Each case is presented with sourcing from news reports, government inquiries, and official statistics.

The approach is more compilation than polemic. Ellis assembles the record and lets events speak for themselves. The book does not pretend to neutrality, but its method is documentary: here is what happened, here is what officials said about it, here is what the data shows. Readers who want to understand the factual basis for Europe's populist turn will find the material gathered in one place.

About This Edition

Author: Clare Ellis
Format: Paperback
Volume: 2 of The Blackening of Europe series
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