Book · 1997 · Fiction

Dora Bruder

Name: Dora Bruder
Author: Patrick Modiano

University of California Press · 119 pages

★ 6.1 editorial score

A missing-person notice from December 1941 sends Modiano into Paris archives after Dora Bruder, a Jewish fifteen-year-old who fled her convent school. He recovers her addresses and the date she was deported.

Genre

Autobiographical fiction

Medium

Novel

Subject

Vichy France Memory Holocaust

Setting

Paris

Time

1997

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