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In Villeurbanne, the Director Jean Bellorini Superbly Adapts “Alone in Berlin”, a Cult Novel About the Resistance to Nazism that Shook

Summary by Le Temps
With “Une Petite Affaire”, the future director of the Théâtre de Carouge signs a show as poignant as it is burning, praising the courage of ordinary people in Nazi Germany, on view until October 17 in VilleurbanneThey don't pay much for their working-class clothes, they have the livid figure of those disinherited by destiny and they are our sisters and brothers. Otto and Anna come out of a Berlin squandered by the Gestapo, from a summer of 1940 …

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With “Une Petite Affaire”, the future director of the Théâtre de Carouge signs a show as poignant as it is burning, praising the courage of ordinary people in Nazi Germany, on view until October 17 in VilleurbanneThey don't pay much for their working-class clothes, they have the livid figure of those disinherited by destiny and they are our sisters and brothers. Otto and Anna come out of a Berlin squandered by the Gestapo, from a summer of 1940 …

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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