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1 de ene. de 1986 · Elsa Triolet (1896–1970) was an important literary and political figure on the Left in Europe. The first woman to win the Prix Goncourt, she was also a decorated heroine of the French Resistance and a peace activist in the post-war era. She was a journalist, a biographer, a translator of Russian prose and poetry, a theater critic and, most ...
Triolet, Elsa 1896–1970 (Ella Iurievena Kagana, Daniel Laurent) PERSONAL: Born Ella Iurievana Kagana, September 25, 1896, in Moscow, Russia; died June 16, 1970; immigrated to France, c. 1918; daughter of Yuri Kagan (a contract law lawyer) and Helena Youlievna (a pianist); married André Triolet (a French military at-taché), 1918 (divorced); married Louis Aragon (a poet and writer), February ...
29 de dic. de 2023 · Elsa Triolet murió en 1970, un tanto antes de que el feminismo adquiriera la fuerza que ahora tiene; luchar por establecerse como escritora por derecho propio, más allá de la sombra de Aragon ...
Elsa Triolet (Elsa Blick) (ĕlsä´ trēôlĕ´), c.1896–1970, Russian-French author, b. Moscow. In 1928 she married the French writer Louis Aragon. Her novels often combine a sweeping Russian grandeur with acute observations of French life.
Elsa Trioletová, rozená Elza Jurjevna Kagan ( rusky Эльза Юрьевна Каган ), pseudonym Laurent Daniel ( 12. září 1896, Moskva, Rusko – 16. června 1970, Paříž, Francie) byla francouzská spisovatelka a překladatelka ruského původu. V roce 1918 se provdala za francouzského důstojníka A. Trioleta a odjela s ním do ...
Elsa Triolet en 1925. (French) 1 reference. imported from Wikimedia project. Russian Wikipedia. signature. Signature d'Elsa Triolet.png 620 × 236; 48 KB. 0 references.
En 1921, elle se sépare d’André Triolet et revient en Europe. Commence alors pour Elsa une vie d’errance à Berlin, Londres et enfin Paris. À Paris, elle fréquente les ”Montparnos“, lit les surréalistes. Elle a pour amis, Marcel Duchamp, Jeanne Léger, Man Ray, Francis Picabia. Le 6 novembre elle rencontre, à La Coupole, Louis ...
