Charles Le Goffic Boeken

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Set during the Great War, this narrative delves into the intense experiences of the Marine Fusiliers as they engage in epic battles. It explores the courage, camaraderie, and struggles faced by these soldiers amidst the chaos of war. The story highlights their resilience and the profound impact of warfare on their lives, providing a vivid portrayal of historical events and personal sacrifices. Through gripping accounts, the book captures the harsh realities of combat and the enduring spirit of those who fought.

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Pour écrire ce roman, Charles Le Goffic s'est inspiré d'un fait divers. Dans la nuit du 1er au 2 septembre 1882, un crime a lieu à Hengoat. Un jeune paysan est retrouvé bâillonné, étranglé et crucifié. Le procès du 20 avril 1883 se clôt par l'acquittement des accusés, la soeur et le beau-frère de la victime. Le récit de ce crime constitue la trame du Crucifié de Kéralies, un roman régionaliste, dur et réaliste.