Les Justes by Albert Camus

The play explores the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by a group of Russian revolutionaries in 1905 as they plan and execute an assassination to overthrow a tyrannical regime. The characters grapple with the tension between their idealistic goals and the violent means required to achieve them, questioning the justification of murder for political ends. Through intense dialogues and personal conflicts, the narrative delves into themes of justice, sacrifice, and the human cost of revolutionary fervor, ultimately highlighting the complexity of balancing personal conscience with collective responsibility.

Published
1949
Nationality
French
Type
Fiction
Pages
100-150
Words
Unknown
Original Language
French
Alternate Titles
None

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