Emile Tubiana Boeken

Set against the backdrop of WWII, the author recounts his harrowing childhood experiences in Beja, Tunisia. At just ten years old, he and his family, consisting of his parents and six siblings, are forced to flee their hometown amid chaos. Their journey leads them to seek refuge in various locations, including farms and ultimately a cave in the mountains, highlighting the struggles and resilience of a family in wartime.

The journey of John de Montaigne takes him to far-off lands filled with challenging circumstances that test his resolve. As he navigates these trials, his ultimate decision emerges as a shocking twist that leaves those around him in disbelief. The story explores themes of adventure, personal growth, and the impact of choices.

Set in Baghdad during the reign of Harun Al-Rashid, this tale explores a king's instant infatuation with a beautiful widow. Inspired by a family poem, Emile Tubiana crafts a narrative where a victorious general aids the widow in cleverly evading the king's advances. The story unfolds against the backdrop of post-battle tensions between the caliphate and the Byzantines, culminating in a resolution that brings joy to all involved.

Après quarante-six ans d'absence, l'auteur retourne à Béja, en Tunisie, où il évoque ses souvenirs d'enfance et l'atmosphère d'autrefois. Ses récits illustrent l'amitié entre voisins et ethnies, soulignant la simplicité et la joie de vivre des habitants. Une nostalgie émouvante pour un passé révolu.