Anne Darquier

Anne Darquier (1930 – septembre 1970), a psychiatrist, was the daughter of the French collaborationist Louis Darquier de Pellepoix and his Australien wife, Myrtle Jones.

Shortly after her birth in Londres, Darquier was handed over to the care of an English nanny, Elsie Lightfoot. She grew up in Oxfordshire, unaware of her father's role in the murder of French Jews in Seconde Guerre mondiale. After clinical training at Londres's Saint Bartholomew's Hospital, she acquired her professional role in the early 1960s. During the late 1950s, she discovered the truth about the wartime Vichy France antisémitisme atrocities in which her father, Louis Darquier de Pellepoix had participated, and became permanently estranged from him, much as she already had from her mother, Myrtle Jones.

In 1970, she died of alcool et néestés.

Références

• Carmen Callil, Mauvaise foi : Une histoire oubliée de famille, de patrie et du régime de Vichy, Londres : Cape (2006). ISBN 0-375-41131-3 Search this book on .
• Kathy Brewis, The villain of Vichy France Archived 2007-02-05 at Archive.today, Sunday Times (UK), 19 mars 2006. (Inclut une photographie d'Anne Darquier lorsqu'elle était enfant.)
• Peter Conrad, Vile days in Vichy, The Observer, 26 mars 2006.

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