Elie Wiesel is tied up with his work at Boston University.
"I enjoy interacting with young students – but unfortunately I don't live in France."
250€
"I enjoy interacting with young students – but unfortunately I don't live in France."
250€
Elie Wiesel (1928.2016)
Typed letter, signed.
One octavo page on Boston University letterhead.
Boston. March 24, 1984.
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“Dear Michel Le Guével, Thank you for your letter and your invitation. I would gladly accept – I enjoy interacting with young students – but unfortunately I do not live in France: my teaching keeps me in Boston; my visits to Paris are rather infrequent. I regret this, believe me. Perhaps one day? Please accept, dear colleague, my warmest regards.”
Having become an American citizen in 1963, Wiesel obtained a chair in humanities at Boston University.