Publisher:
University of Massachusetts Press, Amherst
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Translator's Introduction -- 1. In Search of Charlotte Delbo -- 2. 1939-1942: Early War Years -- Work with Louis Jouvet -- Cahiers De La Jeunesse -- Marriage to Georges Dudach -- Tours of...
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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Translator's Introduction -- 1. In Search of Charlotte Delbo -- 2. 1939-1942: Early War Years -- Work with Louis Jouvet -- Cahiers De La Jeunesse -- Marriage to Georges Dudach -- Tours of Switzerland and South America -- Resistance and Arrest -- 3. July 1945-January 1946: Repatriation -- None of Us Will Return -- 4. 1946: Convalescence in Switzerland -- Short Stories -- Rupture with Jouvet -- Employment at the United Nations in Geneva -- 5. 1948: Spectres, Mes Compagnons -- First Trip to Greece -- 6. 1949-1951: A Scene Played on the Stage of Memory -- Overseas Work for the United Nations -- Love Affair with Serge Samarine -- The Autobiographical Text "February" -- 7. 1959-1961: Journey to the Soviet Union -- a Metro Named Lenin -- Return to France -- Employment at the National Center for Scientific Research -- Opposition to the Algerian War -- Publication of Les Belles Lettres -- First Attempts to Publish None of Us Will Return -- 8. 1961-1965: First Trip to the United States -- Publication of None of Us Will Return -- Work with Henri Lefebvre -- 9. 1964-1967: Convoy to Auschwitz -- 10. 1966: Who Will Carry the Word? And Those Who Had Chosen -- Early Chapters of Useless Knowledge -- 11. 1969: "The Final Night" -- 12. 1969: "At First, We Wanted to Sing" and "The Mis an Thrope" -- 13. 1968-1970: Plays on May 1968, Prague, and Chile -- Encounter with Rosette Lamont -- 14. 1970-1971: First Chapters of the Measure of Our Days -- French Publication of the Trilogy Auschwitz and After -- American Publication of "phantoms, My Companions" -- 15. 1970-1971: The Measure of Our Days -- 16. 1970-1979: The Court Sentence, Et Toi, Comment As-Tu Fait?, and Le Coup D'état -- Political Editorials -- "to a Judith" -- 17. 1973: Stories of the Station Through Which the Train No Longer Passes.
