From 4 Enoch: : The Online Encyclopedia of Second Temple Judaism, and Christian and Islamic Origins
Jacqueline Savéria-Huré (d.2001) was a French novelist. Born into a Corsican family (Felici) with strong military traditions. The widow of French Admiral Pugliesi Conti, joined the Resistance during WW2. Denounced, was interned at Fresnes, and deported to Ravensbrück. Released in 1945 by the Red Army, met in Warsaw Francis Huré, and since that day, shared his fate.
Works
Novels
- Mémoires de Marie, fille d'Israël (1986 Savéria-Huré), novel
- I, Mary, Daughter of Israel (1987 Savéria-Huré), novel (English ed.)
- Memorias de María, hija de Israel (1987 Savéria-Huré), novel (Spanish ed.)
- Ich, Maria, Tochter Israels (1993 Savéria-Huré), novel (German ed.)
- Io, Maria: memorie della madre di Dio (1996 Savéria-Huré), novel (Italian ed.)
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