Pierre Dac (André Isaac)
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Born André Isaac in Châlons-sur-Marne into an Alsatian Jewish family (butcher father). Master of the absurd and the pun, he founded in 1938 the humorous weekly L'Os à moelle. During the war he hosted "Les Français parlent aux Français" on Radio Londres (1943). After the war, duo with Francis Blanche (Sar Rabindranath Duval, serial Signé Furax).
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