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- NAME: Marcel Proust
- OCCUPATION: Author
- BIRTH DATE: July 10, 1871
- DEATH DATE: November 18, 1922
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Auteuil, France
- PLACE OF DEATH: Paris, France
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Marcel Proust is a French author best known for writing the seven part novel In Search of Lost Time, or Remembrance of Things Past.
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Marcel Proust, born into a wealthy French family on July 10, 1871, started his writing career covering the exclusive Parisian drawing rooms. Proust was half-Jewish, which led him to support Alfred Dreyfus during the infamous anti-Semitic affair. Upon the death of his mother, Proust began a voluntary seclusion that led him to write the seven part work, In Search of Lost Time, or Remembrance of Things Past.© 2013 A+E Networks. All rights reserved.
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