Tristan Bernard
Tristan Bernard · Arts & Literature
French playwright, novelist and humorist of the Belle Époque
1866, Besançon, France — 1947, Paris, France
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Tristan Bernard was a French playwright, novelist and humorist of the Belle Époque, celebrated for his witty boulevard comedies and aphorisms. Born Paul Bernard into a French Jewish family, he and his wife were briefly deported to Drancy in 1943 before being released after public appeals.
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French playwright, novelist and humorist of the Belle Époque
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