Literary Season Highlights Three Books Exploring Scars of World War II
France 24 selected works addressing lesser-known aspects of the era, including hangings, revenge and dispossession.
This year's literary season features a notable number of novels and accounts inspired by or set during World War II, France 24's French service reported.
France 24 selected three books exploring lesser-known aspects of the period, touching on themes including hangings, revenge and dispossession, according to the report.
Sources
- Pendaisons, vengeance et spoliations : trois livres pour raconter les cicatrices de la guerre — France 24 — Français
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