Le RÃ(c)veil Des Morts [French]

By Roland Dorgelès

"Le R veil des morts" est une "uvre magistrale de Roland Dorgel s qui plonge le lecteur au c "ur de la France d vast e de l'apr s-guerre. Faisant suite ses c l bres crits sur les tranch es, ce roman explore les th mes complexes de la reconstruction mat rielle et morale dans les zones sinistr es du Nord et de l'Est de la France. L'intrigue suit le parcours de Jean-Victor, un architecte id aliste venu relever les ruines, qui se heurte rapidement la r alit brutale du cynisme ambiant et des trafics li s aux dommages de guerre.

travers une galerie de personnages saisissants, Dorgel s d peint avec une lucidit f roce le contraste frappant entre le sacrifice des soldats tomb s au front et l'opportunisme de ceux qui cherchent s'enrichir sur les d combres de la civilisation. Le r cit interroge avec une grande force motionnelle la place des morts dans la m moire collective et la difficult de b tir un avenir sur un sol encore impr gn par la trag die. Entre r alisme social et souffle lyrique, "Le R veil des morts" demeure un t moignage litt raire incontournable sur la transition douloureuse entre le conflit mondial et la qu ate de paix, offrant une r flexion profonde sur l'honneur, le deuil et l'int grit humaine face la corruption.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025789326
• ISBN13: 9781025789323
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 332 Pages
• Weight: 1.03 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.1" x 9.2"