Els fills de l'Elisabeth

Elna Maternity was a trench of peace and humanity during the most critical years of the 20th century. Since then, Elna has been a symbol of dignity and a beacon of democratic memory. Between 1939 and 1944, a young Swiss nurse commanded, against the fascist tide and overcoming many obstacles, a project that saved hundreds of lives. Elisabeth Eidenbenz believed in the lives of so many women who went to give birth there fleeing Franco and Nazi persecution, and in the lives of all their children. Elna has a great novel, until today unpublished in Catalan, and it is Els fills de l'Elisabeth."She, who laughed at the vanity of the other mothers, was surprised to experience a real pleasure, a little guilty anyway, to watch Liberty fall asleep, calm and soothed by the only grace of this woman's body he had disowned for so long."