Meille, Louis, Mort Vingt Ans...

Ce livre poignant raconte la courte vie de Louis Meille (1896-1916), jeune lieutenant de l'armée française mort au champ d'honneur pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. Écrit par sa soeur, Louise Meille, ce livre témoigne de l'horreur de la guerre, mais aussi de la force d'âme et du courage de ceux qui ont donné leur vie pour leur patrie. À travers des lettres, des poèmes et des récits, Louise Meille rend hommage à son frère et à tous les héros de la Grande Guerre.

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