Georges Duhamel
1884–1966
· lived 81 years
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Georges Duhamel was a French novelist, poet, and surgeon. He is best known for his novel series "Chronique des Pasquier", which chronicles the life of a Parisian family over several decades. His work often addresses themes such as family, society, and the consequences of war.
n. 1884-06-30, Paris · m. 1966-04-13, Valmondois
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Born in Paris, Georges Duhamel studied medicine and served as a doctor during World War I, an experience that profoundly influenced his writing. His most acclaimed work, "Chronique des Pasquier", published between 1933 and 1945, is a family saga depicting the social ascent and complexities of bourgeois life in France. Duhamel was also a prominent member of the Académie française. His writing is characterized by a classic style and a deep observation of the human condition, exploring family relationships and moral dilemmas in times of social change.
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