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Chochana Boukhobza recounts in this book the true story of Guy Brun, a double victim of History, the treachery of the German colaborators, and the generosity of those who have put their lives at risk to hide Jewish children. Through its pages the book highlights the not so well-known history of the Jewish children of parents whose traces were lost in concentration camps during the occupation and in post-war France.
Pigasse calls for a battle against “normality” imposed on modern Europe, “Normaland,” whose individualist revolution and fragile democracy are its main features; in today’s Europe “leaders are masons and not architects”
At the age of fifty, Bernard was sure that he had well started to live a quiet life until the end of his days… But life sometimes brings surprises… Like a postmodern Buster Keaton, David Foenkinos hero crosses this entertaining but at the same time moody novel in his effort to find his way into a world in deep crisis.
