1982 - Marguerite Yourcenar et la violence faite aux animaux

Subscribe to the channel to find all INA podcasts 👉   / @inapodcasts   "Land of Beasts" by Allain Bougrain-Dubourg | Antenne 2 | April 14, 1982 Marguerite Yourcenar was a French writer, the first woman member of the Académie Française, born in Brussels in 1903. In 1929, her first novel took the form of a letter from a man to his wife in which he confided his homosexuality. A free spirit despite her era, she explored the theme of emotional suffering in her "Oriental Tales" and went to join her partner in New York on the eve of the Second World War. In 1951, her "Memoirs of Hadrian" achieved worldwide success. This archive dates from 1982, the year his foundation was created, culminating many years of commitment to environmental protection and animal welfare. ** Podcast Credits ** Documentalists: Hervé Evanno, Mathilde Hurault, Haude Vassent - Restoration and mixing: Ian Debeerst, Quentin Geffroy - Voice recording: Guillaume Solignat - Voice-over: Zoé Macheret - Music courtesy of Universal Production Music France - Production unit: Delphine Lambard - Project manager: Lætitia Fourmond - Editorial support: Emmanuelle Fellous - Editorial manager: Zoé Macheret - INA production.