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Fondatrice @LeHuffPost France ; Auteure #LaRafledesNotables, Grasset 2020; #PasséComposé, Grasset 2021; #FauteuilsdOrchestre @France5tv
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All Shook Up: A Novel

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By Anne Sinclair, Sandra Smith
| Jewish Book Council
Skip to main content Jewish Book Council, founded in 1943, is the longest-running organization devoted exclusively to the support and celebration of Jewish literature. Get the latest reviews, news, and more in your inbox. Review By – February 3, 2025 During the 1950s, Elvis-mania was sweeping the world. Kids were listening to rock and roll and becoming completely caught up in thrilling new music and attractive new celebrities.
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Anne Sinclair: «Je pleure Robert Badinter, ce grand homme qui va manquer à la France, à la gauche, mais je pleure surtout un ami cher» - Le Temps

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By Anne Sinclair
| Le Temps
Robert est mort et j’ai infiniment de chagrin. J’ai du mal à écrire cette phrase. La mort l’a rattrapé, qui fut justement son combat, ici en France pour la supprimer et se faire l’avocat, partout dans le monde, de son abolition. J’ai connu Robert quelques années après le procès de Bontems et Buffet, celui dont il parlera dans l’Exécution, et qui lui fit prendre en horreur le fait de «couper un homme en deux».
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Forgotten Girls of the Holocaust: Annette Zelman's Story

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By Anne Sinclair, Sandra Smith, Edith Bruck, Gabriella Romani, Heather Dune Macadam
| Jewish Book Council
“Here is Annette Zel­man, just nine­teen … Her mane of thick, dark blond hair gleams in the sun­light, pinned in a fash­ion all her own. Curls akim­bo. A head­band hauls them back off her face, almost. She is still a teenag­er; the baby fat has not yet fall­en from the cheeks of her face. Her eyes squint in the win­ter light and crin­kle in a full-on smile.” Here is a lost girl of the Holocaust. Annette wasn’t always lost. She was the sun around which her fam­i­ly revolved. The leader of the chil­dren.
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