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portada Orages d'Acier (in French)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
French
Pages
379
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
17.5x10.9x2.3 cm
Weight
0.23 kg.
ISBN13
9782253048428

Orages d'Acier (in French)

Ernst Jünger (Author) · Livre de Poche · Paperback

Orages d'Acier (in French) - Ernst Jünger

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Synopsis "Orages d'Acier (in French)"

Le grand moment était venu. Le barrage roulant s'approchait des premières tranchées. Nous nous mîmes en marche... Ma main droite étreignait la crosse de mon pistolet et la main gauche une badine de bambou. Je portais encore, bien que j'eusse très chaud, ma longue capote et, comme le prescrivait le règlement, des gants. Quand nous avançâmes, une fureur guerrière s'empara de nous, comme si, de très loin, se déversait en nous la force de l'assaut. Elle arrivait avec tant de vigueur qu'un sentiment de bonheur, de sérénité me saisit.L'immense volonté de destruction qui pesait sur ce champ de mort se concentrait dans les cerveaux, les plongeant dans une brume rouge. Sanglotant, balbutiant, nous nous lancions des phrases sans suite, et un spectateur non prévenu aurait peut-ètre imaginé que nous succombions sous l'excès de bonheur. Ernst Jünger.Le livre d'Ernst Jünger, Orages d'acier, est incontestablement le plus beau livre de guerre que j'aie lu.André Gide.
Ernst Jünger
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(Heidelberg, Germany 1895 - Riedlingen, Germany, 1998) Writer, philosopher, soldier, and German historian. Volunteered in World War I, was wounded several times and decorated. In 1923, he began studies in zoology and philosophy at the University of Leipzig and later moved to Berlin, where he began to establish his career as a writer. In 1941, he joined the German high command in Paris, although a year later the Nazi regime banned the publication of his works. The diaries contained in Radiations I and II masterfully reflect the experience of those difficult years. After the war, Jünger combined stays in the small Swabian town of Wilflingen with travels around the world and the writing of a set of novels, essays, and diaries that have made him one of the most lucid, exciting, and controversial witnesses of our time.
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