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Un aller simple Casablanca Poitiers
- Narrated by: Michelle Pannetier-Alabert
- Length: 5 hrs and 43 mins
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Un aller simple Casablanca Poitiers
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Publisher's Summary
Martine découvre la France en 1962, elle a 13 ans et fait la connaissance à Arles de ses cousins de Tlemcen, de retour d'Algérie. Elle vit une adolescence heureuse à Casablanca, au Maroc. En 1965 c'est le départ vers la France et plus précisément à Poitiers. Elle découvre un autre monde et un autre mode de pensée. L'intégration, au préalable difficile, se fera rapidement en changeant de lycée. En 1968, elle connaît alors "son année des Lumières" et la passion amoureuse.
©2018 Michelle Pannetier-Alabert (P)2018 Michelle Pannetier-Alabert
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