Диверсант, аристократ, мститель: История графа Ларошфуко, ставшего кошмаром для нацистов во Франции

Annotat͡sii͡a k knige "Diversant, aristokrat, mstitelʹ: Istorii͡a grafa Laroshfuko, stavshego koshmarom dli͡a nat͡sistov vo Frant͡sii" Kiks P.:Buduchi rebenkom, graf Rober Zhan-Mari de Laroshfuko, aristokrat i potomok drevnego roda, ne otlichalsi͡a krepkim zdorovʹem. Ego schastlivoe detstvo proshlo v kompanii mnogochislennykh bratʹev i sester v feshenebelʹnom dome v samom t͡sentre Parizha.Nachalo nat͡sistskoĭ okkupat͡sii zastalo semʹi͡u i͡unogo Robera na otdykhe v semeĭnom zamke v prigorode stolit͡sy, i ni ego blizkie, ni on sam ne mogli togda predstavitʹ, chto on stanet odnim iz samykh derzkikh i ėffektivnykh frant͡suzskikh diversantov.Posle aresta ott͡sa gestapovt͡sami on reshil protivostoi͡atʹ kollaborat͡sionistskomu rezhimu Vishi i stal zhivoĭ legendoĭ Soprotivlenii͡a: Laroshfuko vzryval nemet͡skie poezda i zavody po proizvodstvu boepripasov, nari͡azhalsi͡a monakhineĭ, chtoby skrytʹsi͡a ot nat͡sistov, dvazhdy izbezhal smertnoĭ kazni, no prodolzhil otchai͡annui͡u borʹbu do kapituli͡at͡sii Germanii v 1945 godu.Ėta kniga - ne tolʹko dostovernai͡a khronika voennykh podvigov grafa-diversanta, ėto istorii͡a raskolotoĭ, unizhennoĭ i opozorennoĭ Frant͡sii, kotorai͡a okazalasʹ sposobnoĭ vernutʹ sebe gordostʹ i datʹ boĭ ugnetateli͡am. Chitatʹ dalʹshe…

Abstract to the book "Saboteur, aristocrat, avenger: The story of Count La Rochefoucauld, who became a nightmare for the Nazis in France" Kiks P.: As a child, Count Robert Jean-Marie de La Rochefoucauld, an aristocrat and descendant of an ancient family, was not in good health. His happy childhood was spent in the company of numerous brothers and sisters in a fashionable house in the heart of Paris.The beginning of the Nazi occupation found the family of young Robert on vacation in the family castle in the suburbs of the capital, and neither his family nor he himself could then imagine that he would become one of the most daring and effective French saboteurs.After his father's arrest by the Gestapo, he decided to resist the collaborationist Vichy regime and became a living legend of the Resistance: La Rochefoucauld blew up German trains and ammunition factories, dressed up as a nun to hide from the Nazis, twice escaped the death penalty, but continued his desperate struggle until the surrender of Germany in 1945.This book is not only a reliable chronicle of the military exploits of the Count of sabotage, it is the story of a divided, humiliated and disgraced France, which proved able to regain its pride and fight the oppressors. Read more…