Used book - L'Avenir ne s'oublie pas, Pierre Moustiers

Jérôme no doubt wants to rediscover the intense curiosity he felt in July 1914. Otherwise, why would he passionately recount the trial of Henriette Caillaux, wife of the Minister of Finance and former President of the Council, a sensational case he followed forty years earlier at the start of his journalistic career? Perhaps it's because the First World War, which would wound him, change France, and mark the end of a world, was looming amidst the heated debates. As we know, Pierre Moustiers is only interested in the past to observe and understand our own time with the clarity that hindsight provides. Like Jérôme in search of memory, he always looks toward the future.