by Juan Cal Sánchez · Milenio Publicaciones S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497436731
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In 1940, in Montauban, southern France, two Catalan refugees meet again in a moment of anguish due to the imminent German occupation. Thousands of people arrive in the small city from a Spain already controlled by Franco and from the northern departments, where war has been declared. By a historical accident, the city becomes a meeting point for resistance activities, a refuge for the president of the Republic in exile, and a deposit for the Renaissance collection of the Louvre Museum, dispersed to avoid its capture by the Germans. Love, resistance, and commitment are some of the links between a revolutionary artist and a republican and Catalanist priest.
