The war of the poor, author: Éric Vuillard

In this narrative journey, our writer dives into the depths of the past to tell us about the duality of poverty and its opposite, which remained a subject of extensive studies that occupied the minds of researchers and thinkers for long periods. This is because there are people who, when they lack, do not ask, and others whom poverty drives to collide with hardships. Our writer addresses this second model of people who, despite their fear of extreme poverty, were not deterred from their resolve to crash against the wall of resistance that the wealthy themselves had surrounded them with. The novel "War of the Poor" deals with the class stratification of society, which extended from Germany to France in the 16th century AD, leading to what we can call a struggle of social classes. Talking about class societies leads the writer to discuss the conflicting interests that shattered the wall of silence imposed by the nobles in the 16th century AD on the poor. Has that silence era ended? Has its wall been broken? Will the poor stand hidden behind this wall while remaining silent? And does standing behind this wall in silence turn the noise of silence into fuel for the war of the poor?