a song of hope
a song of hope

a song of hope

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1940-1944 The territorial expansion of Nazi Germany had reached France. The French government had abandoned the capital Paris, but not the quest for freedom. But the Parisian citizens had only to resign themselves and try to survive until help arrived. In this moment of suffering, it is in the strength of two women who had their dreams destroyed one by one, that the hope of better days is reborn. As well as the love they thought they had lost in the midst of the chaos of war is reborn.
16+Abgeschlossene Geschichte~5h 23min Lesezeit

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Gesamt: 64,657 Wörter
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Um

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Dois

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Cinco

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