by Sam Baruch, Jacques-Olivier Baruch · Editions Wartberg · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783831325283
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«Nous, les enfants de 1928» is the historical chronicle by Sam Baruch and Jacques-Olivier Baruch, published by Éditions Wartberg in paperback (63 pages).
The work reconstructs the memory of a generation born in 1928: their childhood unfolds during the Great Depression and the rise of extremism, with the arrival of paid holidays, the popularisation of radio and the legend of Aéropostale. War reaches them at age eleven; liberation brings jazz, cinema and new freedoms.
Published on 18 October 2012 in French, the volume includes abundant black-and-white photographs and illustrations, and some in colour.
For readers interested in the social history of France and generational memory; may serve as a gift for those born in 1928.
