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Robert Laffont, 2026. Beginning with the looting of the Enoch family's prestigious piano—the Enochs were renowned sheet music publishers—Sonia Devillers tells the story of the thousands of instruments plundered by the German occupiers and transported to the far reaches of the Third Reich.
A family saga set against the rise of Nazism, the roundups of Jews in Paris, and the survivors' return to life as they keep silent about their wounds but continue their relentless search for their piano. With delicate touches, the author weaves into her narrative the story of her own family, who left behind a remarkable piano when fleeing communist Romania—one that her grandmother could never forget. With the author in attendance. In conversation with Amaury Chardeau, author and filmmaker. Book
Admission: €5/€3 - More information - Reduced admission for ages 18–25 and seniors (proof of eligibility required). Free admission for job seekers, students, and those under 18 (proof of eligibility required).
Source: paris.fr — photo: Sonia Devillers ©Pascal Ito