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Traité de la noblesse des Capitouls de Toulouse

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Traité de la noblesse des Capitouls de [...]

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Lithographie originale pour la pièce de théâtre 'L'argent' d'Emile Fabre

Henri de TOULOUSE-LAUTREC

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Grammatica hebraica et chaldaica

Pierre GUARIN

Grammatica hebraica et chaldaica

1 500 €

Terre des hommes

Antoine de SAINT-EXUPERY

Terre des hommes

10 000 €

De nos oiseaux

Tristan TZARA

De nos oiseaux

7 500 €







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The Great War: literature, essays and posters of original edition

The Great War: literature, essays and posters of original editionThe Great War: literature, essays and posters of original edition
The Great War:
literature, essays and posters of original edition

Transcending cultural and ethnic differences, these works testify to the common history of men caught up in the turmoil of this absurd war of Nations.

Like the French lexicon-Bambara and Senegalese riflemen correspondence [No. 128], this selection of pieces bibliophile an eclectic look at the events of 14-18.

Experienced, mythologized or reported, the First World War is presented here through different speech experience of the front, political propaganda photographs but also poetic impressions and popular songs.

One hundred years later, these works of writers, artists and fighters perpetuate the memory requirements of the "Der of Ders".
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