Lorraine,New

Lorraine,New

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Product Description A partir d'aot 1942, cent trente mille jeunes Alsaciens et Lorrains ont t incorpors de force dans la Wehrmacht. Vingt mille d'entre eux mourront sur le front russe. Plusieurs milliers d'autres seront faits prisonniers. Des centaines seront ports disparus. Quelquesuns ont connu d'tranges destins. C'est le cas de Nicolas Froidmont. Bless, il est abandonn par ses camarades qui se retirent devant les troupes sovitiques, en novembre 1943, en Ukraine. Une grandmre, en qute de bois mort, l'entend gmir. Prise de piti pour ce gars de l'ge de son fils qui ne reviendra pas de la guerre, la vieille le cache dans sa grange, brle son uniforme, le rhabille, le soigne, lui apprend le russe, le fait enregistrer au Conseil du Village o l'on doit refaire tous les papiers dtruits par les nazis. A vingt ans, la fin de la guerre, Nicolas Froidmont, n franais Metz en 1925, devenu allemand en 1940, se retrouve citoyen sovitique. Pour les siens en Lorraine, Nicolas Froidmont est mort vingt ans lbas en Russie. En fait, une nouvelle vie commence pour Nikita Mikhalovitch Morozov. About the Author Michel Louyot est crivain.

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