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A Village in the Haute-Vienne Lost 642 Inhabitants in a Single Afternoon in June 1944: What Prevented Its Reconstruction Was neither the Lack of Money nor the Exodus of Survivors
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There are places in France where time has never really started again. A village in the Haute-Vienne, still today, presents its ventilated walls and carcases of calcined cars, as if the clock had stopped on the afternoon of June 1944. However, it is neither the misery nor the abandonment that explains this silence [...]
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