Uncertain Glory

Last updated November 01, 2021

Uncertain Glory may refer to:

Uncertain Glory (novel), by the Catalan writer Joan Sales i Vallès
Uncertain Glory (1944 film), a war crime drama starring Errol Flynn and Paul Lukas
Uncertain Glory (2017 film), a Spanish drama based on the novel
An Uncertain Glory: The Contradictions of Modern India, a 2013 book co-authored by Amartya Sen
The Uncertain Glory, a book by Harriet Lummis Smith

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Uncertain Glory is a 1944 war crime drama film, directed by Raoul Walsh and starring Errol Flynn and Paul Lukas.

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Uncertain Glory is a novel by the Catalan writer and publisher Joan Sales i Vallès. The backdrop to the novel is the Spanish Civil War, in which Sales fought on the Republican side. The novel portrays the war in all its brutal complexity and offers no obvious partisan message. As Spanish writer Juan Goytisolo points out in his foreword, Sales "does not root his thinking in certainties but rather in lives exposed to the world’s absurdity, its procession of blood, death and injustice".

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