The Great War through the letters of a soldier to his fiancée in Geneston

In the context of the recent November 11th commemorations, the library of Geneston is hosting an exhibition featuring the correspondence of a soldier named Maurice during the First World War. These letters, addressed to his fiancée, offer a personal perspective on the conflict.

The collection provides a glimpse into the intimate reality of the soldiers and their loved ones left behind. This initiative serves as a reminder of the emotional weight carried by families throughout the Great War.

The exhibition is open to the public free of charge. Visitors have until November 20 to discover these documents and the history they convey.