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The Silence of the Sea is an insightful and moving story set in France during the German occupation in World War II. The main characters, an old uncle and his niece, live in a house that is occupied by a German officer. The officer, despite his imperious position, turns out to be sensitive in his own way and tries to establish contact with the French. However, the silence and cold distancing of the heroes become a form of their resistance.

- Main topics: Resistance, Relations under occupation, Internal conflict

- Plot: In the house of the French turns out to be a German officer who tries to establish contact with the owners, despite their silence and hostility. The officer, in turn, begins to open up and share his thoughts and experiences, which leads to complex internal conflicts among all participants.

- Subject: Occupation, Resistance, Human relations

Listeners are immersed in a world of silence and unexpressed emotions, which allows them to feel an atmosphere of fear and resilience in conditions of overwhelming power.

- Author: Verkor (pseudonym of the French writer Jean-Baptiste Alexei)

- Genre: Novel, Historical prose

- Topics: War, Occupation, Resistance

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