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By:Pierre Péan
Published on 2014-04-01 by Fayard


Pour son malheur, René Hardy, jusque-là grand résistant, rencontra un jour Lydie Bastien. Cette femme étrangement belle, fascinante, se vantait de pouvoir hypnotiser qui elle voulait ; il en devint fou amoureux. On la vit alors, au printemps de 1943, avec ses talons compensés, son large chapeau et ses robes extravagantes, accompagner le chef de Résistance-Fer dans ses rendez-vous les plus secrets. Poussée par une inextinguible soif de pouvoir sur les hommes, elle plongea d'abord au coeur de la Résistance à Lyon, pour travailler très vite à la solde des Allemands. C'est ainsi qu'elle piégea René Hardy qui, passé à son tour à l'ennemi, n'hésita pas à livrer Jean Moulin à Klaus Barbie lors de la fameuse réunion de Caluire. A travers le portrait de cette Mata Hari, morte tout récemment, Pierre Péan déroule devant nos yeux le parcours tumultueux d'une femme dont le destin, en 1943, a funestement croisé l'Histoire de notre pays.

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