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March 1968. Jean Artigues, a young French university researcher in Warsaw, has woven a friendly and professional network there. Not only is he an interested, and often astonished, witness to daily life in an «Eastern Bloc» society, but he is involved in spite of himself in incidents almost inconceivable under a communist regime, which will shake the country and give the pretext of the last «official» anti-Semitic campaign, provoking the emigration of three quarters of the Jews of Poland. Artigues is the privileged spectator of events that have marked the contemporary history of Poland and whose effects are still felt today. However,