Anna Langfus
Anna Langfus was a Polish-Jewish author born in 1920, whose powerful literary works often explored themes of identity, loss, and the aftermath of the Holocaust. Her most notable novel, 'Gepäck aus Sand' ('Baggage of Sand'), published in 1962, received the prestigious Prix Goncourt and captured the complexities of post-war life through the eyes of a young woman navigating a world marked by trauma and alienation. Langfus's unique voice and poignant storytelling have earned her a place in the canon of significant 20th-century literature, though she remains relatively unknown today.
Born on Jan 01, 1920 (105 years old)
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Anna Langfus, a Holocaust survivor, is recognized for her novel 'Gepäck aus Sand', which reflects on her traumatic past.
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