by Brigitte Giraud · ISBN 9782257008770
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In a story that intertwines two eras, 'Jour de courage' tells the story of Livio, a 17-year-old who, during a school presentation on the first Nazi book burnings, decides to reveal the life of Magnus Hirschfeld, a Jewish-German doctor who fought for gender equality and homosexual rights in the early 20th century. Hirschfeld's struggle resonates in Livio himself, who faces his own fears and prejudices as he tries to define himself in front of his friends and family. This novel explores themes of courage, self-acceptance, and the importance of historical memory.
