Malle was the son of a wealthy French industrialist. Although he was part Jєωιѕн, he was educated by Jesuits and then by Catholic monks in Fontainebleau who provided shelter for Jєωιѕн boys at the height of World War II. A disgruntled lay employee notified the Gestapo, and the monks and Jєωιѕн youths were sent to cσncєnтrαтισn cαмρs. But the Malles moved to the south of France and spent the remainder of the war in the relative safety of a Resistance pocket.
The experience never was far from Malle’s mind.
“I remember much better 1944 than what happened three years ago,” he told an interviewer in the 1970s.
In 1987 he made “Au Revoir, les Enfants,” considered by many to be his finest picture. In it he confronted not only the horror of World War II, but a friendship he had suppressed with one of the Jєωιѕн boys sent to his death.
--https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1995-11-25-mn-6854-story.html
Malle is the product of false jwish conversions to Catholicism.
Why did Pope Piux XII and the then Bishop Angelo Roncalli give jws "baptisms of convenience"? I'd like to know what sedes think about that. They've yet to give me an answer.
Why did the Catholic monks provide shelter for jwish boys?
There was no genocide taking place, and no Catholics thought there was a genocide taking place. Whatever genocide means . . .
cσncєnтrαтισn cαмρs are common in warfare. All prisons are cσncєnтrαтισn cαмρs. All-female gyms are cσncєnтrαтισn cαмρs.
I guess the Jesuits and Catholic monks at Fontainbleau didn't educated Malle very well. They, too, must have been under the spell of talmdists.
Film buffs like Malle, purely for aesthetic reasons. He's your typical jw-boy.
To the last bolded, why did Malle feel the need to suppress this friendship with the jwish boy? He probably made it up. This friendship probably made him a hit with the jdaized "Catholics."
Did Mithrandylan finally remove the jw-boys Kenneth Branagh and Ian Holm from his avatar?
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