Alain Blotier: Tommy's Grave

“Historians were too busy mentioning real operations, and so many of them were buried forever without a single name. In the text, there were French immigrants who fought harder than any other against the Germans at the time, during World War II, when France was under German occupation. The Shang Tommi's grave was a real man, Toma Elek, who was part of the Immigration Workers' Corps and was active in the Resistance in Paris. (1944) This is a novel by Tommy and his film director Na, who today makes his story a movie, and a high school student Chosori Gabriel, who was sent to Tommy's station and became a scary part of the class. In the novels, the narratives of the ‘na’ cross-played ’ and after the film was produced, re-expressed forgotten characters, motion pictures, actors and others, are left out in the authors' sensuous minds. French writer Alain Blotier, who has published many novels and essays based on his deep interest in history, has written and consulted his books about photos and narratives and the interrogation letters of his day, sharing undiscovered material online with disaster readers. One of the best. (1995). The author describes in a novel a virtual movie that takes on the semi-cutting document, and he uses two imaginary characters, Na'am and Al Jallel, to help bring back the heroic real-life story of Tommy.

Korean title: 토미의 무덤

Korean author: 알랭 블로티에르

Korean publisher: 문학동네

ISBN-13: 9788954676649