On June 10, 1944 in Oradour-sur-Glane, Robert Hébras escaped death. "A life with Oradour" retraces its history, with the meticulous story of this day, filmed in the ruins of the village-martyr. A drama rooted in the French collective memory and which remains the largest massacre of civilians in France under German occupation. It is also the example of a life determined by the desire to witness tirelessly so that history does not repeat itself. It bears the imprint of the memory and the desire to live, an imprint that transcends a life.