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In Who Killed My Father, the complacent French are accused of at least negligent homicide as a result of their longstanding disregard for the working class and their open disdain for the poor.
To see his dying father, who is just fifty years old and is scarcely able to walk or breathe, the author travels back to the drab, gray town of his youth. He tells him, "You belong to the type of humans whom politics consigns to an early death." That's all there is to it.
