Michel
Waksberg
Michel Waksberg
Born in April 1941, Michel was just one month old when his father was arrested during the Billet vert roundup and transferred to the Pithiviers camp. Along with his eight-year-old sister, he was placed with the groundkeepers of a large property in the Somme (northern France), while their mother hid in a maid's room in Paris, where the children joined her at the end of the war. Michel never found out what had happened to his father, nor could he question his mother, who suffered from psychiatric disorders linked to the trauma of war. [...+]
My visit to Michel
Extraits
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« This is the last letter from my father in Pithiviers. »
Photos
Anna et Zygmunt Waksberg - 1938
Anna Waksberg (à gauche) et des amies - Pologne 1929
Anna Waksberg avec 2 de ses frères - Pologne 1929
Anna Waksberg - Pologne 1929
Raymonde et Michel Waksberg à Erondelle - avril 1943
Zygmunt et Anna Waksberg et Anette et Raymonde Waksberg (Fête de l'Humanité 1938)
Zygmunt Waksberg
