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Ô vous frères humains
By: Albert Cohen
Narrated by: Delphine Horvilleur
Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins

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Ô vous frères humains

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Brand: Gallimard
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By: Albert Cohen

Narrated by: Delphine Horvilleur

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Summary

Le jour de ses dix ans en 1905, le jeune Albert Cohen arpente les rues de Marseille à la recherche d'un petit cadeau pour sa mère. Il est fasciné par le bagout d'un camelot qui s'adressa à lui en le traitant de "youpin !"

Les insultes antisémites résonneront pour toujours à ses oreilles. Dans ce livre intense, triste mais jamais pessimiste, Albert Cohen déploie la beauté de son écriture lyrique pour montrer la violence de sa blessure enfantine.

Delphine Horvilleur nous livre une interprétation émouvante et juste de ce classique de la littérature.