La guerre de Troie aura toujours lieu. Et toutes les autres aussi

This article revisits La Guerre de Troie n'aura pas lieu to try to show, especially by examining several particularly striking scenes, that this play, full of echoes of the First World War, is also oriented towards the new war whose advent is sensed, and that it is simultaneously a denunciation of the war, of any war, and a very clear contribution by Giraudoux to the collective effort in the thirties to engage in antiwar thinking.