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Seuil, 2026. How does antisemitism manifest itself today, as current events exacerbate tensions?
To put this question into perspective, Jean‑Claude Grumberg offers us a powerful fable: invited onto a “free” radio station, an elderly Jewish author, to whom Hitler “gave a lifelong subject,” finds himself confronted by an antisemite who refuses to reveal his name. The program is canceled for technical reasons. The dialogue that never takes place turns into an inner conflict. Jean-Claude Grumberg realizes that, throughout his life, three voices have successively taken over in responding to antisemitic provocations: that of the son and grandson of a deportee, that of the hidden child, and that of the writer. In the presence of the author. In conversation with Valérie Lehoux, journalist at Télérama. Reading by Olga Grumberg, actress. Book
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Source: paris.fr — photo: Jean Claude Grumberg © Claude Truong-Ngoc