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Black book or Black Book may refer to:

In history:

  • The Black Book, the list of people to be arrested by the Gestapo following a planned Nazi invasion of Britain in the Second World War
  • Black Book (World War II), a compilation of documentary reports about the actions of Nazis against Jews in Eastern Europe during the Holocaust
  • The Black Book, a set of household ordinances regulating the English Court, published in the reign of Edward IV
  • The Black Book of Communism, a 1999 publication that attempts to catalog crimes that it argues resulted from the pursuit of communism

In literature:

In television:

In film and its derivatives:

In other fields:

  • Black book, a revision of a technical paper named according to common practice after the color of its cover page. Other possibilities include white paper, orange book, etc.
  • a small book, usually an address book with a black cover, that a person writes the info (name, telephone number, sexual rating) of their ex-partners, hook-ups, or one night stands
  • Black Book (gaming), a nickname for a list of individuals blacklisted from casinos

See also

  • Book of Negroes, a 1783 list of the Black Loyalists, those African Americans who fought for the British Crown


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