Intoxicated by a Grand Dream of Freedom

9791041414673
On the occasion of Mr. Manouchian's entry into the Pantheon in February 2024, as a resistance fighter and hero of the Red Poster executed in 1944, his 56 poems are translated into French for the first time.
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Tribute to Missak Manouchian: The Pantheonization of a Resistance Hero

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Intoxicated by a great dream of freedom

It seems to me that in the street people Fight terribly with time, And at every moment, from victory to victory, An army rises for the future...

He was one of the "twenty-three" sung by Léo Ferré. Missak Manouchian died for France. But long before taking up arms to defend freedom, this Armenian immigrant armed himself with words. His poetry speaks of the nostalgia for his wounded country, his suffering as a stateless foreigner, his aspiration for brotherly love among men, and his anger against injustices.

For the first time translated in its entirety, his poetic work is an unprecedented preamble to his commitment to the Resistance.

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Missak Manouchian
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9791041414673

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