Suspension

“Louise turns off the radio. The decision is up to her. She needs to see this man. She needs to talk to him. We don't decide to publish Louis-Ferdinand Céline's anti-Semitic pamphlets just like that. She wants to understand. How the urge came and why the announcement of their suspension can't appease it.[…]Tomorrow, she will take the first train to Paris, rush into the metro and walk to number 5 of rue Gaston-Gallimard. She knows she has no chance of being accepted. Louise is not a writer or a journalist. Louise is the granddaughter of deportee number 21,055." “If I have Serge Klarsfeld against me, I can't do anything. » Antoine Gallimard, Le Monde, January 12, 2018