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· French · 1919–1990

Maurice Girodias

Kahane's son, who survived the Occupation under his mother's name, revived Obelisk, and founded the Olympia Press — Lolita, Beckett, Naked Lunch.

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Lived
1919–1990
Born
1919
Died
1990
Nationality
French
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Illustrated portrait of Jack Kahane

Jack Kahane

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Son of Jack Kahane and Marcelle Kahane. He took his mother's maiden name, Girodias, during the Occupation.

Wikipedia — Obelisk Press

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Operated · 1945

Obelisk Press

Girodias briefly revived his father's press after the war, reissuing Henry Miller and other English-language titles to American soldiers passing through Paris. He founded the Olympia Press in 1953.

Wikipedia — Obelisk Press

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Child of

Jack Kahane

Son of Jack Kahane and Marcelle Kahane. He took his mother's maiden name, Girodias, during the Occupation.

Wikipedia — Obelisk Press

Operated · 1945

Obelisk Press

Girodias briefly revived his father's press after the war, reissuing Henry Miller and other English-language titles to American soldiers passing through Paris. He founded the Olympia Press in 1953.

Wikipedia — Obelisk Press