The character Birnenschatz tries to prove that he has no Jewish loyalties in this work, and the author's associate Paul Nizan is the model for the character Scheider, whom Brunet attempts to recruit to a militia in a prison camp.
Some episodes from this work's middle volume include the robbery of the shepherd Gros-Louis and a man whose job as an art critic is cut short on its first day by a military occupation. The character Birnenschatz tries to prove that he has no Jewish loyalties in this work, and the author's associate Paul Nizan is the model for the character Scheider, whom Brunet attempts to recruit to a militia in a prison camp. Lola Montero overdoes on cocaine after being asked for money by Boris, and Daniel Sereno lies about how much money he has after a doctor recommended by Sarah Gomez turns out to cost four thousand francs, when money for a proposed abortion by Marcelle is sought by the protagonist of its first volume, Mathieu Delarue. Including The Reprieve, Iron in the Soul, and The Age of Reason, for 10 points, name this cycle of novels taking place around the outbreak of World War II, by Jean-Paul Sartre.
Some episodes from this work's middle volume include the robbery of the shepherd Gros-Louis and a man whose job as an art critic is cut short on its first day by a military occupation.
{Roads to Freedom} [or Les {Chemins de la liberte}]