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Flanner

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Flan·ner  (flnr), Janet Pen name Ge·nêt (zh-n) 1892-1978.
American journalist who was the Paris correspondent for the New Yorker (1925-1975) and published several volumes of her collected essays.


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Thus, Janet Flanner reminds us, sterile, weak, and emasculated France was "repopulated, and indeed, rearmed, to music.
Fathers, Families, and the State in France, 1914-1945 by Whalen, Philip / Journal of Social History
He mentions, with qualified praise, literary works by the German authors Boll, Arno Schmidt, and Hermann Kasack, as well as non-German eyewitness reports by Stig Dagerman and Janet Flanner, among others.
Dresden mon amour: realism or revisionism? Germans revisit the war by Isenberg, Noah / Artforum International
Janet Flanner relates the harrowing experiences of a middle-aged American woman's attempt to leave Paris during the war in "The Escape of Mrs.
The War: stories of life and death, from World War II by Boyd, John E. / Kliatt
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