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Irène Némirovsky (1903-1942)
Irène Némirovsky nació en Kiev el 11 de febrero de 1903. Era la única hija de un rico banquero judío ucraniano.
Irène fue educada por una institutriz francesa de modo que el francés fue prácticamente su lengua materna; también hablaba ruso, polaco, inglés, vasco, finés y yiddish.
En diciembre de 1918, la familia de Irène escapó de la revolución rusa y permaneció un año en Finlandia.
En julio de 1919, llegaron a Francia. Irène se licenció en Letras en la Sorbona.
En 1926 se casó. Tuvo dos hijas.
En 1929 publicó, con gran éxito de crítica, su primera novela. En 1930, con la publicación de El baile, Irène Némirovsky era una escritora en lengua francesa reconocida en la sociedad francesa; sin embargo, el gobierno francés de Vichy, rechazó su petición de nacionalización en 1938, en una actitud de antisemitismo. Finalmente, el 2 de febrero de 1939, ella y toda su familia se convirtieron al catolicismo. Aún así, ella y su marido tuvieron que llevar la estrella amarilla.
A pesar de tener amigos como Jean Cocteau y de Joseph Kessel, no pudieron evitar que la internaran en el campo de concentración de Pithiers, y luego fuera deportada a Auschwitz, en donde murió de tifus el 17 de agosto de 1942. Poco después, su marido también fue arrestado y deportado a Auschwitz y, al poco tiempo de llegar, asesinado en la cámara de gas el 6 de noviembre de 1942.
Irène Némirovsky dejó una docena de libros escritos en su corta vida. Cada uno de ellos brilla como una obra maestra.
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