Pierre Dac
Pierre Dac · Arts & Literature
French humorist born André Isaac; voice of Radio Londres against the Nazis ('Les Français parlent aux Français')
1893, Châlons-sur-Marne, France — 1975, Paris, France
France · London
Pierre Dac is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — French humorist born André Isaac; voice of Radio Londres against the Nazis ('Les Français parlent aux Français')
Pierre Dac, born André Isaac to a Jewish family of Alsatian origin, was one of France's most beloved humorists, master of the absurd and founder of the satirical journal 'L'Os à moelle.' During the Second World War he joined the Free French in London and became a leading voice of the BBC's 'Les Français parlent aux Français,' whose broadcasts rallied resistance against the Nazi occupation.
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French humorist born André Isaac; voice of Radio Londres against the Nazis ('Les Français parlent aux Français')
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