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Maurice Nadeau
Joë Christmas
French writer (1911–2013).
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Maurice Nadeau
Place of Birth
8th Arrondissement of Paris
Country of Citizenship
France
Date of Birth
5/21/1911
Date of Death
6/16/2013
Place of Death
5th Arrondissement of Paris
Member of Political Party
French Communist Party
(1930 - 1932)
Start Time
:
1930
End Time
:
1932
Occupation
Editor
Literary Critic
Writer
Collection Manager
Journalist
French Resistance Fighter
Teacher
(1936 - 1945)
Start Time
:
1936
End Time
:
1945
Award Received
Commandeur Des Arts Et Des Lettres
Mac Orlan Prize
(1982)
Point in Time
:
1982
Grand Prix National Des Lettres
(1988)
Point in Time
:
1988
Instance Of
Human
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Given Name
Maurice
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Native Language
French
Child
Claire Nadeau
Gilles Nadeau
Name in Native Language
Maurice Nadeau
Sex or Gender
Male
Writing Language
French
Family Name
Nadeau
Subject Has Role
Centenarian
Pseudonym
Joë Christmas
Educated At
École Normale Supérieure De Saint-Cloud
Employer
12 items
Combat
(1945 - )
Start Time
:
1945
Buchet/Chastel
(1949 - 1954)
Start Time
:
1949
End Time
:
1954
Mercure De France
(1949 - 1953)
Start Time
:
1949
End Time
:
1953
Le Nouvel Obs
(1952 - 1959)
Start Time
:
1952
End Time
:
1959
L'Express
(1959 - 1964)
Start Time
:
1959
End Time
:
1964
Éditions Julliard
(1953 - 1964)
Start Time
:
1953
End Time
:
1964
Éditions Denoël
(1965 - 1977)
Start Time
:
1965
End Time
:
1977
Robert Laffont
La Quinzaine Littéraire
(1966 - )
Start Time
:
1966
Les Lettres Nouvelles
(1953 - )
Start Time
:
1953
Communist League (France, 1930)
Éditions Du Pavois
Q3579425
(1984 - )
Start Time
:
1984
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