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Jean-Jacques Greif
Jean-Jacques Greif (born in Paris in 1944) is a French journalist and writer. He has written for the magazine Marie Claire for thirty years.
Biography.
Grief was born in Paris in 1944, while his father, Lonek, was being held in Auschwitz, having been arrested soon after Grief was conceived. Lonek survived the concentration camp, and told his son stories of his time there, which inspired some of Grief's novels.
Initially employed as an engineer, he
de Williencourt, Étienne Yver, Jean-Jacques Greif, Marc Minkowski etc. Éditions Delatour-France
- "Laurent Martin, composer." With texts by Paul Méfano, Pierre-Albert Castenet, Pierre Roullier, Alexis Galpérine and Laurent Martin. Éditions à la ligne
- "Les plus beaux manuscrits des romanciers français", Bibliothèque Nationale de France. Collective work under the direction of Jean-Pierre Guéno. Notices by Pierre-Jean Rémy, Marie-Claire Bancquart, Jean d'Ormesson, Jean Lacouture, Michel Pastoureau