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My Berlin Child Anne Wiazemsky, trans. from the French by Alison Anderson, Europa (Penguin, dist.), $15 trade paper (p) ISBN Buy this book. Based on the life of Claire Mauriac, mother of acclaimed writer Anne Wiazemsky, My Berlin Child tells the inspiring story of an extraordinary young woman who abandons her privileged world and finds courage and love while working for the French Red Cross during the Second World War. When Claire realizes that rather than quell her spirit and desire for indpendence, her wartime experiences have left . The first novel to be published in English by French actress and novelist Wiazemsky is a brief, barely fictionalized memoir about her mother Claire, the daughter of Nobel Prize .

My Berlin child by Anne Wiazemsky(Book). 26 editions published between 20in 5 languages and held by WorldCat Based on the life of Claire Mauriac, presents the story of a privileged young woman who works for the French Red Cross in war-torn Berlin during World War II. Category:Anne Wiazemsky - Wikimedia Commons. Анна Вяземски (Anne Wiazemsky, Анна Вяземская). Anne Wiazemsky, author of MY BERLIN CHILD: "read for the joy of being swept into the life of another far away in both space and time ". Entre fiction et témoignages, Anne Wiazemsky, la petite-fille de Mauriac, retrace la rencontre de ses parents dans l'Allemagne de Aujourd'hui, elle explore avec allégresse, dans Mon enfant de Berlin, leurs premiers émois. Anne Wiazemsky, qui met la dernière main à un documentaire sur.

My Berlin Child Anne Wiazemsky, trans. from the French by Alison Anderson, Europa (Penguin, dist.), $15 trade paper (p) ISBN Buy this book. Anne Wiazemsky ( - ) was a French actress and writer. As an actress, she appeared most notably in Robert Bresson's Au hasard Balthazar () and in the films of Jean-Luc Godard La Chinoise () and Week End (). She was married to Godard between and In this autobiographical story, Wiazemsky writes about her mother as a young woman in war-torn Berlin. In elegant prose, Wiazemsky succeeds in portraying how love and hope can surface amidst the ravages of war and the ruins of an entire civilization.