by Heather Dune Macadam, Simon Worrall · Roca Bolsillo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788410197237
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Dive into the moving true story of Annette Zelman, a young Jewish woman, and Jean Jausion, a Catholic poet, whose love blossoms in Nazi-occupied Paris. In 1940, as the city lives under the shadow of German occupation, art and jazz become acts of resistance. Annette and Jean defy threats and surveillance, finding refuge in the famous Café de Flore, a meeting point for figures such as Simone de Beauvoir and Pablo Picasso. However, their forbidden love soon faces an implacable destiny, becoming a symbol of beauty and liberation amidst the horror of the Holocaust. This is a story of eternal love, comparable to Romeo and Juliet in Nazi Paris.
