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Le Procès des Témoins de la Grande GuerreJean Norton Cru created a passionated debate with its well-known book "Témoins", published in 1929. Taking a role of pure witness guardian, and defining in a separate work his principles of pure witnessing, he cruised over most of that time souvenirs, novels, letters and war notebooks with a crusader spirit...

This book trues to explain this phenomenon, ant tells the emotions of the criticized authors. More deeply, you will be invited to a reflexion on the interest of the principles of the pure witnessing, as defined by Norton Cru, the constant fight between History and history.



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Traces de la Grande GuerreAnother wonderful book, able by itself alone to ignite a WW1 enthusiasm ! A minimalist text; the mood is all in those fantastic black and white photographs, taken in the 80's on the former battlefields.


Desolation, sadness, nostalgy, slow swallowing of the traces of a devastating monster by the powerful nature, ... Superb...



Periodicals, from yesterday and nowadays
Artists from every period
Landscapes, remainings and survivors
Researching your fighting ancestor
Photograph collections
Audio and video
Cartoons

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Artists from every period

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La Première Guerre Mondiale, Vue par les Peintres In construction....
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Landscapes, remainings and survivors

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Visages de la Grande Guerre In construction....

Researching your fighting ancestor

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La Croix de Georges In construction....

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Ce qu'Ils Ont Vu In construction....

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C'Etait la Guerre des Tranchées In construction....
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