Referencing André Schwarz-Bart's posthumous novel, Adieu Bogota (2017) this article deals predominantly with a decentred history of the intellectual post-Shoah and post-colonial issues around the world after World War Two. Attention is paid to authors Georges Perec, Arnoldo Palacios and Maurice Pons, who bridged all the artists, philosophers, anticolonial thinkers, and Shoah survivors who spent time together at the Moulin d'Andé (Eure, France).