Edma Et Marguerite Ou Les Ruines De Chatillon D'azergues...

Dans ce roman historique, l'auteur Catherine-Thérèse Rieder Woillez raconte l'histoire d'Edma et Marguerite, deux jeunes femmes confrontées à l'occupation allemande dans le Rhône au cours de la Première Guerre mondiale. Elles doivent faire face au chaos, aux destructions, à la mort, mais aussi à l'amour et à l'amitié. Publié en 1919, ce livre est un témoignage poignant de la vie civile pendant la guerre.

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