Éditions, traductions, adaptations : Okasen, Sofi, Purge, New York, Grove Press, 2010 [2008].
Résumé de l’œuvre et représentations des VACS : « The plot begins in 1992 with an elderly woman, Aliide Truu, who lives in a remote portion of Estonia. The woman had isolated herself from the surrounding society and watches the youth of her nation, including her daughter, leaving the countryside for the more urban regions and Finland. One day while looking out the kitchen window, she discovers Zara, the granddaughter of her sister Ingel. Zara had been forced into sex trade by the Russian mafia, but has escaped from them. The only guide she had to finding help is a photograph from her grandmother with Aliide’s name on it. The story then continues with a series of flashbacks, which develops the relationship between Aliide and her sister, which hinged upon their competition for the love of Hans Pekk during World War II. The story ends as Aliide begins to reconcile herself with her jealousy of her sister, and Zara’s redemption from her disenchantment with the world caused by her sexual subjugation. » [Purge (novel) sur Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purge_(novel)
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