Pierre Seel (1923-2005), the only French homosexual to have openly testified to his deportation during World War II, expresses in this moving tribute, his great difficulty in living, denouncing all the obstacles facing lesbians and homosexuals. Hervé Joseph Lebrun, photographer and filmmaker, worked for many years with Albrecht Becker, the last German survivor of the gay holocaust. The book includes an interview with Pierre Seel (2000) and 50 unpublished pictures.
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