The last days of our fathers. Dicker J.

The twenty-two-year-old Frenchman Paul-Emil, who dreams of fighting the Nazis, leaves the occupied Paris, gets to London and is at the disposal of the British intelligence services. He undergoes training at the special training school and, together with a group, the same desperate, ardent and young French patriots returned to his homeland to join the underground struggle. Here he will be waiting for suicidal operations carried out under the very nose of the Gestapo, Abwehr and collaborators, the most difficult trials, an incredibly complex moral choice, betrayal, love and constant anxiety for his father, whom he, after his mother’s death, promised to never leave one, but here Now, because of this damned war, I left.