by Jean-Luc Aubarbier · Presses de la Cité · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782258195011
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Un kibboutz en Corrèze is a historical novel that tells the moving and little-known story of a group of young German Jews who, fleeing the rise of Nazism in the 1930s, found refuge in a small village in the Corrèze region of France. With the support of Baron de Rothschild, these young people attempted to build a communal life in self-sufficiency, facing the initial distrust of the local inhabitants, who were still marked by the wounds of the First World War.
Through an emotional narrative based on real events, Jean-Luc Aubarbier explores themes such as exile, solidarity, cultural clash, and the search for a "promised land" in a rural French setting. The work stands out for its ability to portray the resilience of a committed youth who, despite adversity and the hostility of local authorities, managed to forge bonds of humanity and hope in dark times.
