Claude Sarraute
Claude Sarraute · Arts & Literature
French journalist and writer (Le Monde columnist); daughter of novelist Nathalie Sarraute (née Tcherniak), from a Russian-Jewish family.
1927, Paris, France — 2023, Paris, France
France
Claude Sarraute is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — French journalist and writer (Le Monde columnist); daughter of novelist Nathalie Sarraute (née Tcherniak), from a Russian-Jewish family.
Claude Sarraute was a French journalist and writer, long a columnist for Le Monde and a popular panelist on the radio show Les Grosses Têtes. She was the daughter of the novelist Nathalie Sarraute (née Tcherniak), who came from a Russian-Jewish family, giving Claude Sarraute Jewish ancestry. She remained an active media figure into her nineties.
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French journalist and writer (Le Monde columnist); daughter of novelist Nathalie Sarraute (née Tcherniak), from a Russian-Jewish family.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Sarraute
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