La guerre n'a pas un visage de femme

"The War Does Not Have a Woman's Face" is a significant non-fiction book by author Svetlana Alexievitch that explores the experiences of women in war. This work highlights the often-overlooked perspective of women in conflict situations, who act both as fighters and as victims of violence and trauma. Alexievitch employs a documentary narrative style to collect and present the voices and stories of these women. The book is written in French and provides a deep insight into the emotional and psychological effects of war on women. It is an important work for anyone interested in history, gender studies, and the social impacts of war. With 416 pages, it offers a comprehensive analysis and numerous personal accounts that provoke thought among readers.