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Jean Raspail

    July 5, 1925 – June 13, 2020

    Jean Raspail was a French author and traveler whose work delves into themes of immigration and cultural encounter. His writing often provokes contemplation on societal shifts and identity. Raspail's distinctive style and bold perspectives resonate with readers seeking literature that is unafraid to ask difficult questions.

    Jean Raspail
    Die blaue Insel
    Sie waren die ersten
    Sieben Reiter verließen die Stadt
    Der Ring des Fischers
    Septentrion
    The Camp of the Saints
    • 2022

      Septentrion

      • 506 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Set in a bleak 2041, the narrative explores the struggle of a select group striving to preserve their beloved culture and civilization, threatened by a faceless, overwhelming majority. As society crumbles, these individuals embark on a desperate journey northward, seeking refuge in the last bastion of hope. Their flight through dark forests and snow-covered landscapes encapsulates themes of beauty, sadness, and the resilience of the human spirit against an encroaching tide of conformity and despair.

      Septentrion
    • 2018

      The Camp of the Saints

      • 384 pages
      • 14 hours of reading
      3.2(32)Add rating

      This thought-provoking book anticipates a situation which seems plausible today: it describes the peaceful invasion of France, and then of the West, by a third world burgeoned into multitudes. At all levels - global consciousness, governments, societies, and especially every person within themself - the question is asked belatedly: what's to be done?

      The Camp of the Saints