Disappearance. Former Resistor, Left-Wing Man and Historian: Lucien Lazare Died at the Age of 101
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Lucien Lazare died on Tuesday in Jerusalem at the age of 101. Born in Strasbourg, he had fought for the liberation of Castres in 1944.
Historian of the Resistance, as he himself liked to define himself, Lucien Lazarus had devoted much of his work to those who had saved Jews during the Shoah.
A member of the commission of designation of the Righteous Nations of the Shoah Yad Vashem Memorial, he had published numerous books on the Resistance and a dictionary of the Righteous of France.
A left-wing man, Lucien Lazarus was campaigning for "non-violence." He died in Jerusalem on Tuesday at the age of 101, his family announced.
Born in 1924 in Strasbourg, he was a member of the Israelite Eclaireurs de France and had fought in the company "Marc Haguenau", taking part in the liberation of Castres (Tarn) in 1944.
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