The passenger of the France

» By voyageuse | the 03-10-2010 at 11:36 | 8 views (7 unique) | 0 comments | Report post!

3 February 1962. France liner left Le Havre for his first voyage. It will cross the frigid North Atlantic waters to reach New York five days more later. It carries on board thousand employees for two thousand passengers, an absolute record for a modern palace. Everything on the France is exceptional. This packet is the most accomplished, unmatched, "art of living in the French" work. Rich foreigners have booked their places in the years ahead, since its construction. In the cohue, Sophie, a young journalist to write a story for his magazine, monte aboard convinced that it will live the dream hours. Michèle Morgan, Juliette Gréco aren't travel among many other personalities? But in the holds of France is building a drama and Sophie crosses a mysterious officer. His life is going to switch and its fate waits it at the end of the trip. The world's finest vessel is the central character of this great romantic intrigue that renders the exhilarating atmosphere of an era hinge: France in the beginning of the 60s, heiress of the post-war and confident in the future.

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Number of pages: 347
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