Thank you note from François Busnel to Elie

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Thank you note from François Busnel to Elie

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Busnel, François
Contributor:
Rosebud Productions
Recipient:
Elie Wiesel

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This is a brief, handwritten thank you note from François Busnel, associated with "la Grande Librairie" and "Rosebud Productions," addressed to "Cher Élie." Busnel expresses his deep gratitude for Élie's presence, words, listening, and loyalty, describing the occasion as an "important moment, stolen from time and the march of the world." The note concludes with a friendly closing and Busnel's signature. The letterhead indicates the involvement of "Rosebud Productions" based in Paris.

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rue des Rosiers, Paris, Île-de-France, France
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French
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EWG_1475_01_75-75
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