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About Charles Glass
See more books from this AuthorWell-traveled journalist Glass (The Tribes Triumphant, 2006, etc.) reckons with a handful of intrepid Americans who stuck it out in Paris during the Nazi occupation.
May 20 2010 | Read Full Review of Americans in Paris: Life and ...They included writers, artists and intellectuals, black soldiers – many of them jazz players who had stayed on in Paris after the First World War to avoid racial prejudice at home – businessmen, and also a handful of American women who had married into the French aristocracy.
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Dec 20 2009 | Read Full Review of Americans in Paris: Life and ...Shortly after the outbreak of World War II in September 1939, the Château de Candé, southwest of Paris, became a gathering place for well-connected Americans waiting to see whether the tide of war would threaten the French capital.
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Apr 22 2010 | Read Full Review of Americans in Paris: Life and ...By the 1920s, many deep-rooted American institutions flourished there, among them the American Hospital of Paris, the American Church, the American Library of Paris, and Shakespeare and Company bookstore—a beacon for American and European writers, artists, and other intellectuals.
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