by Ruperto Long · RHMP7 · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788491293569
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«La niña que miraba los trenes partir» is the historical novel by Ruperto Long, published by SUMA in paperback (448 pages, in Spanish).
Set in the 1940s, it interweaves four stories lived during World War II: Charlotte, a Belgian girl fleeing occupied Liège; her uncle Alter, a Jew forced to work in a ghetto; the soldier Dimitri Amilakvari, who fights with the Foreign Legion in North Africa; and the Uruguayan volunteer Domingo López Delgado, posted to Bir Hakeim. Based on historical research, the novel contrasts the barbarity of Nazism with stories of love, solidarity and defense of freedom.
Published in 2019 by SUMA, within the collection of the same name. The story is inspired by real events and based on documentary research.
Recommended for readers of historical fiction and fiction about World War II, with an interest in stories of survival and civil resistance.
