Francis Ambrière

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Francis Ambrière (born September 27, 1907 in Paris , † July 1, 1998 ) was a French writer and Romanist .

life and work

Ambrière went to school in Dijon and studied at the University of Dijon . From 1935 to 1939 he worked for the magazine Les Nouvelles littéraires . He processed his experiences in German captivity into the novel Les Grandes Vacances 1939-1945 , which received the Prix ​​Goncourt of 1940 in 1946 . From 1946 to 1972 he was editor of the Guide bleus series (German Die Blauen Führer ) at Verlag Hachette .

Ambrière was a connoisseur of French theater history. In 1989 he became a corresponding member of the Académie des sciences morales et politiques . He was an officer in the Legion of Honor .

Francis Ambrière was married to the Romance literary scholar Madeleine Ambrière-Fargeaud.

Works (selection)

As an author

Biographies
  1. 1786-1840 . 1987.
  2. 1840-1892 . 1987.
Poems
  • Parmi les fleurs et la lumière . Éditions du Fleuve, Lyon 1926
Novels
  • Le Solitaire de la Cervara . Paris 1946.
Non-fiction
  • La Vie secrète des grands magasins. Aspects you temps present . Édition Œuvre Françaises, Paris 1938 (EA Paris 1932).
  • La galerie dramatique, 1945–1948. Le théâtre français depuis la libération . Corrêa, Paris 1949.
  • Le Maroc (Escale du monde; vol. 4). Les Document d'Art, Monaco 1952.

As editor

literature

  • Nath Imbert (Ed.): Dictionnaire national des contemporains, Vol. 3 . Lajeunesse, Paris 1939 (with picture)
  • Béatrice and Michel Wattel: Qui était qui. XXe siècle. Dictionnaire biographique des Français disparus ayant marqué le XXe siècle . 2nd edition Editions Lafitte, Levallois-Perret 2005, ISBN 2-85784-044-6 .

Individual evidence

  1. not to be confused with this film .

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