by Diane Sachs · Editions Tut-Tut · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782367041162
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«Dans les coulisses de l'Histoire de France» is Diane Sachs's humorous essay, published by Editions Tut-Tut in paperback (208 pages, in French).
It covers the history of France from Clovis to Jacques Chirac through episodes classified by the author: absurd decisions, stupid reflections, accidental deaths, and conspirators. With an ironic tone, she claims everything is true and turns the chronology into a parade of human errors, without the solemnity of textbooks.
Subtitled «De Clovis à Jacques Chirac: les décisions les plus idiotes...», it was originally published in 2016.
For those who prefer to review French history with humour, through anecdotes and curiosities.
