In front of the camera, this tall, thin woman, dressed in black, has very elegant gestures, the look of a muse. Sitting balanced on what we imagine to be the arm of an armchair or a sofa, Sanda Slag (a pseudonym) unwinds the rough thread of her memories, those of almost ten years during which she maintained a singular relationship with the one who was for a long time the favorite personality of the French, Henri Grouès known as Abbé Pierre. She shared her most intimate secrets, received her most torrid confidences. And often repelled his attacks.
“He had big gnarled hands,” she says in new images, partly revealed on Sunday evening January 12 by BFMTV, in a documentary, Abbé Pierre, 50 years of impunity. “He tried to kiss me by force, I pushed him away, those were hard times. There was no tend
