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Edith Wharton
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Edith Wharton was American but she was living in France duuring World War I and the subject found it's way into several of her stories. This short book was about a small French village, Rechamp, and a soldier who lived there and the aftermath of it's occupation and destruction. Edith Wharton was an
I can't remember where or when I heard about this short story, a digitised version of which is available at no cost from a number of sources. However, it's been reviewed by my GR friend Jan, so it's probably something I learned about from her. If so, thank you Jan! Unfortunately, I don't know the ba
A ambulance driver meets a wounded French soldier in the hospital. The young man is very worried about his parents, his younger sister and his fiance, whom he has not heard from for a long time. A German officer Sharlach, said to be a cruel man has ransacked other villagers, leaving death snd riuins
Very moving at times. Originally published in a magazine. One of a series of books republished because they were deemed too important to lose.
The story is about what happened to the village and villa of Rechamp. A nasty commander who destroyed the properties of many, apparently just because he could
Liked it.
A short story about WWI by the author of Ethan Frome; an unnecessarily morbid love story I remember from English class senior year of high school. Not sure what the moral of the story was supposed to be.
3.5, really. Damn you, rating system!
A different track for Wharton. She can write about war with as much skill as she shows writing about high society. This one was not so much a satire as a showing of the horror of war.
It was also interesting to see the different reactions of the two men when they found out who it was who occupied the