Who was Victor Hugo really? How did the writer become a politician and even a champion of the republican cause? Is his life intertwined with the history of France? Why did he write Les Misérables? Where was he during his nineteen-year exile? What is the cause of the people? Why were more than a million people present on the Champs-Élysées on the day of his funeral?
To learn more:
Victor Hugo, Things Seen, edited by Hubert Huin, Gallimard, "Quarto", 2002.
Sandrine Fillipetti, Victor Hugo, Gallimard, 2011.
Alain Decaux, Victor Hugo, Perrin, 2001.
Michel Winock, The Voices of Freedom: Committed Writers in the 19th Century, Editions du Seuil, 2001.
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