by Alain Couprie · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782749143798
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«Et Paris devint allemand» is Alain Couprie's historical essay on the fall of Paris, published by Cherche midi in paperback (185 pages, in French).
The book reconstructs 9–14 June 1940, when Paris became an open city. Alain Couprie uses testimonies and chronicles to show how Parisians experienced the panic, the mass exodus and the arrival of German troops, and how the city fell under Nazi rule.
The title belongs to the 'Documents' collection of the Cherche midi imprint and includes bibliographic references. It was published in 2015.
A work for those interested in the history of France, the Second World War and the occupation of Paris.
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