Elsa Triolet
Elsa Triolet, born Ella Yourievna Kagan (in Russian: Элла Юрьевна Каган) on September 12, 1896 (September 24, 1896 in the Gregorian calendar) in Moscow and died on June 16, 1970 in Saint-Arnoult-en-Yvelines, is a woman of letters and resistance fighter of French origin Russian, born to Jewish parents. The first woman to win the Goncourt Prize, she is also known under the pseudonym Laurent Daniel.
Resources
Elsa Triolet, first woman winner of the Goncourt Prize - video
Interview with Elsa Triolet and Aragon, October 28, 1954 - video
Elsa Triolet and Louis Aragon (1961) - video
Louis Aragon, crazy about Elsa - France Culture
Louis Aragon: There would be happy loves - France Culture
Louis Aragon: Elsa and Louis - France Culture
Correspondance : Louis Aragon, Jean Paulhan, Elsa Triolet 1920-1964, Le Temps traversé
Bibliography of texts published in the NRF
The texts below, published in La Nouvelle Revue Française, are grouped into four main sets: texts by Elsa Triolet, notes and columns by the author, texts about the author, and, when available, translations by the author.
Texts by Elsa Triolet
- Maïakovski, poète russe..., 1939-04-01
Chronological distribution of texts published in the NRF (1908-1968)
This chart shows the chronological distribution of texts across the four categories defined above: Texts, Notes, Translations, and Texts about the author.