by Jean Lartéguy · ISBN 9782877062398
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«Mourir pour Jérusalem» is the historical essay by Jean Lartéguy, published by Editions de Fallois (429 pages, in French).
Jerusalem has been for five millennia a stage of splendor and ruin. Jean Lartéguy narrates its history through the successive stages of siege, fire and destruction, as well as the rebirths that have made it an emblematic city. The account spans from its origins to the contemporary era.
The full title includes the subtitle «Jérusalem, cinq mille ans de gloire et de malheur, de sièges, de destructions, d'incendies et de résurrections», and the work was published in 1995.
Recommended for history readers seeking a panoramic tour of Jerusalem and the episodes that have marked its identity.
Jean Lartéguy was the pen name of Jean Pierre Lucien Osty, a French writer, journalist, and former soldier.
