The macabre music begins again. But I am well and happy in Europe. Hitler called it: Europafestung”. Now we have captured that fortress. And nazism will be smashed as fascism is. And worse. For the horrors of the nazis are truly indescribable.
Letter 1943.31 – 5 September. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
Darling, what will happen after the war? Fascism defeated, the peoples in revolt for a more just social order and you, found again, living inseparably with me.
Letter 1943.30 – 27 August. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
And I share my impressions and my thoughts with you. I share with you the profound joy that comes to us from the far Ukrainian plains. The profound joy and living hope. I share with you my dreams of France rising from her torpor, of France leaving this cruel black night. France of the future, so close.
Letter 1943.29 – 20 August. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
We must fight to reconquer the right to live with human dignity, to give dignity back to our France, darling, to give back liberty to the peoples, to rebuild Stalingrad, to build a new and better world.
Letter 1943.28 – 17 August. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
Does that upset you, little one? It mustn’t. Fear nothing, you have removed nothing of my hate for the fascists or my love for the building of a better human society.
Letter 1943.27 – 14 August. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
Goodbye darling, I am sad but brave. Because of you. For you.
Letter 1943.26 – 10 August. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
I have not written for a long time, darling. You have only to look at the date of this letter. Yet I wanted to write more often.
Letter 1943.25 – 22 July. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
It is you who have rendered me more human and consequently much more useful to the cause of humanity, than I have ever been before.
Letter 1943.24 – “July”. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
A great cloud came. And it was in the sea that I saw it come. Slowly it dispersed the ballet of pearls and with its massive body, it barred the way of the moon to the sea – it cut the luminous current of life. Everything became black.
Letter 1943.23 – “July”. Henri (650 Gen Tpt Coy) to Yvette
It was during one of those days that I received the letter with the good news about Manka. I am profoundly happy to hear it. I see very clearly that you will love each other like very good sisters, very good comrades. You understand that I had a fever, so I pictured our arrival in Australia- yes, with our little Ouri – the joy, the beauty!