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Born1917
Died25 octobre 1990
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ANTELME, Robert
  1. L'espèce humaineL'espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'espèce humaine[The Human Race]

    Gallimard|Paris 1957|14 x 20.50 cm|broché

    Partly first edition, revised and corrected, of which no deluxe copies were issued; one of the review copies.

    Spine and covers slightly and marginally sunned, as usual.
    Rare and valuable signed presentation inscription from Robert Antelme to Geneviève Hirsch.

    "Il n'y a pas d'espèces humaines, il y a une espèce humaine. C'est parce que nous sommes des hommes comme eux que les SS seront en définitive impuissants devant nous."
    ["There are no human races; there is only one human race. It is precisely because we are men like them that the SS will ultimately be powerless against us."]


    This seminal work on the Nazi concentration...

    €2,300
  2. "There are not several human races, there is only one human race. It's because we're men like them that the SS will finally prove powerless before us."
    "There are not several human races, there is only one human race. It's because we're men like them that the SS will finally prove powerless before us."
    L'espèce humaineL'espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'espèce humaine[The Human Race]

    La cité universelle|Paris 1947|14.50 x 19.50 cm|broché

    First edition, no deluxe copies were printed; this copy retains the original wrappers.

     

    A small loss at the head of the rear wrapper, otherwise a rare and pleasing copy.

    "There are not several human races, there is only one human race. It's because we're men like them that the SS will finally prove powerless before us."

    This fundamental work on the experience of the Nazi camps was the third and final publication of the short-lived publishing house founded by Marguerite Duras and Robert Antelme, her husband from 1940 to 1946.
    Overlooked at the time of this first, confidential printing, with only a handful of copies sold, it was reissued the...

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  3. L'Espèce humaineL'Espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'Espèce humaine

    Robert Marin|Paris 1947|14.50 x 19.50 cm|broché

    First edition, no copies printed on deluxe paper. This copy bears the resale dust jacket from Robert Marin, with the new publisher’s label mounted to the foot of the title page.
    The spine is cracked and has undergone repairs, with a tear at the foot of one joint; internally clean given the inherent fragility of the poor-quality paper used.
     
     
    « Il n'y a pas d'espèces humaines, il y a une espèce humaine. C'est parce que nous sommes des hommes comme eux que les S.S. seront en définitive impuissants devant nous. »
     
    This seminal work on the Nazi concentration camps was the third and final publication of the short-lived publishing house founded by...

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  4. L'Espèce humaineL'Espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'Espèce humaine

    Robert Marin|Paris 1947|14.50 x 19.50 cm|broché
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  5. L'Espèce humaineL'Espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'Espèce humaineThe Human Race

    Robert Marin|Paris 1947|14.50 x 19.50 cm|broché
    L'Espèce humaine [The Human Race]
    Robert Marin | Paris 1947 | 14,5 x 19,5 cm | in original wrappers
    First edition, of which there was no grand papier (deluxe copies) printed, copy in a resale cover from Robert Marin, with the label of the new publisher pasted at the foot of the title page.
    Slight foxing on the first board.

    Moving and very rare inscription signed by Robert Antelme to Gaston Riby, companion in misfortune, to whom he dedicates a long chapter of his book: “Pour Gaston Riby pour le souvenir de notre même expérience, en souvenir de l'action jamais désespérée qu'il a menée parmi nous, en toute...
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  6. L'espèce humaineL'espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'espèce humaine

    Robert Marin|Paris 1947|14 x 19.50 cm|broché
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  7. L'espèce humaineL'espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'espèce humaine

    Gallimard|Paris 1957|14 x 20.50 cm|broché
    New edition, first for some parts, as corrected and reviewed, of which there were no large paper copies, one advance (service de presse) copy.
    Rare and handsome autograph inscription from Robert Antelme to Claude Gallimard.
    Spine and covers slightly and marginally sunned.

    "There are no human beings, there is just humankind. It's because we are people just like them that the SS will be forever powerless before us."
    This fundamental work on the experience of the Nazi concentration camps was the third and last book published by the fleeting publishing house established by Marguerite Duras and Robert Antelme, her husband from 1940 to 1946.
    This...
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  8. L'espèce humaineL'espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'espèce humaine

    La cité universelle|Paris 1947|14.50 x 18.50 cm|relié
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  9. L'espèce humaineL'espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'espèce humaine

    La cité universelle|Paris 1947|14.50 x 19.50 cm|broché
    The first edition, of which there were no large paper copies - this copy with the right covers.
    Small tears, not serious, to the margins of covers and to foot and head of spine.
    "There are no human beings, there is just humankind. It's because we are people just like them that the SS will be forever powerless before us."
    This fundamental work on the experience of the Nazi concentration camps was the third and last book published by the fleeting publishing house established by Marguerite Duras and Robert Antelme, her husband from 1940 to 1946.
    This first - unadvertised - appearance of the work sank without trace, selling barely a few copies. It was reissued the...
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  10. L'espèce humaineL'espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'espèce humaine

    La cité universelle|Paris 1947|14.50 x 18.50 cm|broché
    The first edition, of which there were no large paper copies – this copy with the right covers.

    With a very rare autograph inscription signed by Robert Antelme to Francis Ambrière.

    “There are no human beings, there is just humankind. It's because we are people just like them that the SS will be forever powerless before us.”
    This fundamental work on the experience of the Nazi concentration camps was the third and last book published by the fleeting publishing house established by Marguerite Duras and Robert Antelme, her husband from 1940 to 1946.
    This first - unadvertised – appearance of the work...
    Sold
  11. L'espèce humaineL'espèce humaine
    Robert ANTELME

    L'espèce humaine

    La cité universelle|Paris 1947|14.50 x 18.50 cm|broché
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