Meeting-dedication with Gwenaëlle Abolivier, around her book "The bride"
Come and talk with the writer, a journalist at France Inter for 20 years who discovered during one of her reports the Carrière des fusillés à Châteaubriant and its history.
Sunday 18 September 2022, 14:00Passed
Conditions
Free and free entrance. Meeting at the outdoor stand, in the courtyard of the museum. Sale and dedication of the book at the end of the meeting until 18h.
Musée de la Résistance de Châteaubriant
The Bride is a story of resistance, love and friendship. It takes place in France, in 1940, where young people, barely out of childhood, will organize to militate and stand up to the German occupier and the Vichy regime of Marshal Pétain. Odette and the others were arrested in Paris and transferred to the Choisel internment camp at Châteaubriant, where twenty-seven of them were executed on 22 October 1941. Among those shot was Guy Môquet, he was seventeen years old.
Odette Nilès survived and is now ninety-nine years old. From the age of fifteen, she decided to commit herself at a time when few young women dared to free themselves from their families. In her own way, Odette led the way. This story is a way of not forgetting.
