The Memoirs of André Trocmé : The Pastor Who Rescued Jews

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The Memoirs of André Trocmé : The Pastor Who Rescued Jews

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 480 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781636081595

Full Description

André Trocmé is famous for his role in saving thousands of Jews from the Nazis as pastor of the village of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France, a story celebrated in literature and film. But who was the man behind the legend, and the how did he become an international hero and uncompromising advocate of nonviolent resistance? Appearing in English for the first time, his private memoirs give a colorful and honest account of a person determined to stay true to his faith and convictions, who despite his quirks was ready to stand his ground when world history came knocking.

Written for his children in the 1950s and first published in French in 2020, these memoirs trace André Trocmé's extraordinary life: a bourgeois childhood; teenage years as a World War I refugee; studies abroad in New York City, where he met his future wife, Magda, and tutored the Rockefeller children; military service in Algeria, which cemented his pacifist stance; postings as a pastor in depressed areas of France; resisting fascism and hiding Jews in Le Chambon; a brief imprisonment and a stint underground; and globetrotting leadership in the International Fellowship of Reconciliation. Trocmé also reveals the impact of personal tragedies: the untimely death of his mother in a car accident for which his father was responsible and, years later, his teenage son's suicide.

This detailed first-person account from an eyewitness to pivotal moments in history will be of interest not just to scholars of the Holocaust, World War II, and domestic resistance to fascism, but also to all people who seek to follow their conscience and the teachings of their faith in trying times.

People who enjoyed Lest Innocent Blood Be Shed and A Good Place to Hide will appreciate reading the story in Trocmé's own words.

Contents

Introduction
1. Childhood
2. The Family
3. First World War
4. Refugees in Belgium
5. School of Theology
6. In the Army
7. Civilian Again
8. The United States
9. Magda
10. Maubeuge
11. Sin-le-Noble
12. Le Chambon
13. War Again
14. City of Refuge
15. Imprisonment
16. In Hiding
17. The Resistance
18. Tragedy
19. Liberation
20. The Collège Cévenol
21. House of Reconciliation
22. Some Conclusions
Epilogue

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