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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Translator's Introduction
1. In Search of Charlotte Delbo
2. 1939-1942: Early War Years
Work with Louis Jouvet
Cahiers De La Jeunesse
Marriage to Georges Dudach
Tours of Switzerland and South America
Resistance and Arrest
3. July 1945-January 1946: Repatriation
None of Us Will Return
4. 1946: Convalescence in Switzerland
Short Stories
Rupture with Jouvet
Employment at the United Nations in Geneva
5. 1948: Spectres, Mes Compagnons
First Trip to Greece
6. 1949-1951: A Scene Played on the Stage of Memory
Overseas Work for the United Nations
Love Affair with Serge Samarine
The Autobiographical Text "February"
7. 1959-1961: Journey to the Soviet Union
a Metro Named Lenin
Return to France
Employment at the National Center for Scientific Research
Opposition to the Algerian War
Publication of Les Belles Lettres
First Attempts to Publish None of Us Will Return
8. 1961-1965: First Trip to the United States
Publication of None of Us Will Return
Work with Henri Lefebvre
9. 1964-1967: Convoy to Auschwitz
10. 1966: Who Will Carry the Word? And Those Who Had Chosen
Early Chapters of Useless Knowledge
11. 1969: "The Final Night"
12. 1969: "At First, We Wanted to Sing" and "The Mis an Thrope"
13. 1968-1970: Plays on May 1968, Prague, and Chile
Encounter with Rosette Lamont
14. 1970-1971: First Chapters of the Measure of Our Days
French Publication of the Trilogy Auschwitz and After
American Publication of "phantoms, My Companions"
15. 1970-1971: The Measure of Our Days
16. 1970-1979: The Court Sentence, Et Toi, Comment As-Tu Fait?, and Le Coup D'état
Political Editorials
"to a Judith"
17. 1973: Stories of the Station Through Which the Train No Longer Passes.
Publication of "gaby's Dog"
18. 1973-1974: Spectres, Mes Compagnons
19. 1974-1977: Publication and Reception of Spectres, Mes Compagnons
20. 1974-1980: Paris Production of Who Will Carry the Word?
Collaborations with Charles Schumacher and Charles Belmont
Maria Lusitania and Kalvrita of the Thousand Antigones
Radio Adaptations of Plays
21. 1978: Retirement
Political Op-Eds
Writing for Le Monde Des Livres
22. 1979-1982: Days and Memory
Lecture Tour in the United States
23. 1982-1985: Days and Memory
"The Seventh Year of the Algerian War"
Battle with Cancer
Final Days
Acknowledgments
Translator's Acknowledgments
Chronology
Works Cited
Permissions
Back Cover.
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Translator's Introduction
1. In Search of Charlotte Delbo
2. 1939-1942: Early War Years
Work with Louis Jouvet
Cahiers De La Jeunesse
Marriage to Georges Dudach
Tours of Switzerland and South America
Resistance and Arrest
3. July 1945-January 1946: Repatriation
None of Us Will Return
4. 1946: Convalescence in Switzerland
Short Stories
Rupture with Jouvet
Employment at the United Nations in Geneva
5. 1948: Spectres, Mes Compagnons
First Trip to Greece
6. 1949-1951: A Scene Played on the Stage of Memory
Overseas Work for the United Nations
Love Affair with Serge Samarine
The Autobiographical Text "February"
7. 1959-1961: Journey to the Soviet Union
a Metro Named Lenin
Return to France
Employment at the National Center for Scientific Research
Opposition to the Algerian War
Publication of Les Belles Lettres
First Attempts to Publish None of Us Will Return
8. 1961-1965: First Trip to the United States
Publication of None of Us Will Return
Work with Henri Lefebvre
9. 1964-1967: Convoy to Auschwitz
10. 1966: Who Will Carry the Word? And Those Who Had Chosen
Early Chapters of Useless Knowledge
11. 1969: "The Final Night"
12. 1969: "At First, We Wanted to Sing" and "The Mis an Thrope"
13. 1968-1970: Plays on May 1968, Prague, and Chile
Encounter with Rosette Lamont
14. 1970-1971: First Chapters of the Measure of Our Days
French Publication of the Trilogy Auschwitz and After
American Publication of "phantoms, My Companions"
15. 1970-1971: The Measure of Our Days
16. 1970-1979: The Court Sentence, Et Toi, Comment As-Tu Fait?, and Le Coup D'état
Political Editorials
"to a Judith"
17. 1973: Stories of the Station Through Which the Train No Longer Passes.
Publication of "gaby's Dog"
18. 1973-1974: Spectres, Mes Compagnons
19. 1974-1977: Publication and Reception of Spectres, Mes Compagnons
20. 1974-1980: Paris Production of Who Will Carry the Word?
Collaborations with Charles Schumacher and Charles Belmont
Maria Lusitania and Kalvrita of the Thousand Antigones
Radio Adaptations of Plays
21. 1978: Retirement
Political Op-Eds
Writing for Le Monde Des Livres
22. 1979-1982: Days and Memory
Lecture Tour in the United States
23. 1982-1985: Days and Memory
"The Seventh Year of the Algerian War"
Battle with Cancer
Final Days
Acknowledgments
Translator's Acknowledgments
Chronology
Works Cited
Permissions
Back Cover.