Set of DOCUMENTATIONS and ARCHIVES by Stéphane PIZELLA (1909 - Lot 1000

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Set of DOCUMENTATIONS and ARCHIVES by Stéphane PIZELLA (1909 - Lot 1000
Set of DOCUMENTATIONS and ARCHIVES by Stéphane PIZELLA (1909-1970) - Lot of 13 works by Stéphane Pizella, including : Concerto pour une ombre (x4), Les nuits du bout du monde (x5), Ballades pour un homme seul (x3), Le carrefour des enfants perdus Modern bindings (as is, some tears, not collated) - Archives of Stéphane Pizella including notes on the recording of C90 cassettes of his works, petition to Radio France for Pizella broadcasts, newspaper extracts, handwritten and typed texts of his works, photographs... History l Stéphane Pizella is a screenwriter, writer and journalist who became famous in the 1950s-1960s for his series of broadcasts: Les Nuits du bout du monde, Ballades pour un Homme Seul, Dialogue avec ma mémoire, Moments Perdus, Méridienne, Demain se lèvera l'aurore. From 1932 to 1948, he was a reporter for Détective, Voilà, Le Monde illustré... and during the Occupation of France, he wrote articles for the children's magazine Le Téméraire. He followed Jean-Paul Sartre to the United States and frequented his friend, writer and philosopher Paul Nizan (author of Aden Arabie). He also interviewed Antoine de Saint Exupéry shortly before his death.
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