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TOUJOURS PLUS VERS L’OUEST, MARCHE TOURMENTÉE D’UNE FAMILLE VERS LA LIBERTÉ (1914-1919)
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ALWAYS MORE TOWARDS THE WEST A FAMILY'S TORMENTED MARCH TOWARDS FREEDOM (1914-1919) It was on a cheerful summer afternoon. The sun bathed the large villa of the "Conifers" and reflected on its high white and black Norman-style gables which had in vain claimed to give the house the air of a rustic cottage. The family was dispersed in the park where we heard joyful cries. The father, preoccupied with collecting original documents on the language of children, discreetly listened in a corner of the
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