Simulation et dissimulation dans les récits autobiographiques des membres hongrois de la Résistance française

During the Word War II, the Internal and External Resistance have gathered the people who wanted to continue the fight against the Axis powers in France and on the other theaters of operations around the world. Beside of the French citizens a number of foreigners were in the ranks of these organizat...

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Published inÉcho des études romanes Vol. 13; no. 2; p. 161
Main Author Bene, Krisztián
Format Journal Article
LanguageFrench
Published Ceske Budejovice University of South Bohemia in Ceske Budejovice, Faculty of Philosophy 01.01.2017
Subjects
Autobiographical literature
Literary criticism
Political dissent
World War II
Hungary
France
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Summary:During the Word War II, the Internal and External Resistance have gathered the people who wanted to continue the fight against the Axis powers in France and on the other theaters of operations around the world. Beside of the French citizens a number of foreigners were in the ranks of these organizations. Among these there were a couple of thousand Hungarians who have fought for the liberty of France. The detailed analysis of these volunteers allows to better knowing their number and activity which were unknown until now. The discovery of the written works of these fighters made after the war contributes to the better knowledge of their history. At the same time the use of the simulation and the dissimulation as a result of the Hungarian authorities’ pressure helps to understand the circumstances of the birth of these autobiographical works.
ISSN:1801-0865
1804-8358