A "seventh" unknown Persian melody whose inscription brings together two lovers with a tragic destiny: Bréton and Regnault, the "singer" and her "warrior".

When the young Victor published his first collection of poems, he immediately sent a copy to the man who had transformed the "colourless, sightless and voiceless child" into a poet at the age of seven and, soon after, a literary monument. Edition-Originale has uncovered a unique trace of the existence of this mentor figure who haunts the work of Victor Hugo, Father La Rivière...

"The book that revealed to the world the existence and horrors of the death camps"