
by Jean-Philippe Daguerre · Magnard · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782210765573
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In 1942, during the Nazi occupation of France, Jewish jeweler Joseph Haffmann needs help to protect himself. His employee agrees to hide him, but imposes a very particular and risky condition. This contemporary play, winner of four Molière awards, is a powerful exploration of morality, fear, and survival during wartime.
This edition, published by Magnard as part of their 'Classiques & Contemporains' collection, is specifically designed for educational purposes. It includes the complete text of the play and an exclusive interview with the author, Jean-Philippe Daguerre, making it an ideal resource for literary study and historical analysis in the classroom.