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Claude Lanzmann. Photo taken from the Internet
French filmmaker, writer, journalist and philosopher Claude Lanzmann author of the documentary " Shoah ", who died today in Paris at the 39, age 92, "Shoah ", a major work of documentary, was a project he worked on from 1974 until his creation in 1985, with nine hours of testimony on the subject. Holocaust which covered
Son of Jewish emigrants from Eastern Europe, he was a member of the resistance in France occupied by the Nazis and served in the ranks of communist youth.
After studying literature and philosophy, he turned to Lanzmann was born November 27, 1925 in Bois-Colombes, in the Paris region.
He devoted his whole life to artistic creation. In 1952 he joined as a collaborator in the magazine "Modern Times", of which he was the director, and made his first documentaries since 1970.
"Why Israel" (1973) and "Tsahal" (1994) revolve around In "A Living That Pbades" (1997) and "Sobibór, October 14, 1943, 4 pm" (2001), he discusses the Nazi Holocaust in the state of Israel
. a book with the complete transcript of the testimonies of " Shoah " and in 2009, under the name of "The Patagonian Hare", he launches his autobiography, rereading a life in which he was a couple of years. 39, writer Simone de Beauvoir
The newspaper "Le Monde" recalled today that the French president François Mitterrand, already very weakened by cancer, had summoned him to the Elysée one night to ask him: "Lanzmann, what is it?" "It's an absolute scandal, Mr. President," he said. EFE
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