Jonathan Littell

Author of 'The Kindly Ones'

Jonathan Littell - Artists & Creatives born October 10th, 1967
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An author and humanitarian, recognized for writing 'The Kindly Ones', which won the Prix Goncourt in 2006. This novel, a fictional account of a former SS officer during World War II, garnered widespread acclaim and ignited discussions about morality and history. Littell's work also includes essays and articles addressing humanitarian issues, reflecting on the experiences of individuals in conflict zones. His commitment to humanitarian causes is evident through participation in various organizations working with refugees and other vulnerable populations.

Wrote 'The Kindly Ones', winning the Prix Goncourt

Contributed essays on humanitarian crises

Participated in humanitarian organizations

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