Dumas Alexandre - St. Bartholomew's Night

St. Bartholomew's Night "is a fascinating historical novel set in the era of the French Wars of Religion. The novel describes the events of the tragic night when Catholics staged a massacre of Protestants in Paris in 1572, which became known as St. Bartholomew's Night.

Alexandre Dumas masterfully combines real-life historical events with fictional elements, creating a gripping plot full of intrigue, love and the struggle to survive. The story follows various characters whose fates are intertwined against the backdrop of historical events, revealing complex relationships and internal conflicts.

Dumas conveys the tension and drama of time, immersing readers in an atmosphere of anxiety and unexplored dangers. The novel is saturated with vivid images, a dynamic plot and historical details characteristic of Dumas.

- By Alexandre Dumas

- Genre: Historical Novel

- Format: Audiobook

- Duration: Unknown

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