Sandrine Szwarc
Doctor of History (Religious Sciences - EPHE)
Sandrine Szwarc holds a PhD in Modern and Contemporary History and is a graduate of the Religious Sciences section of the Ecole pratique des Hautes études (EPHE) in the Sorbonne. The revival of Jewish culture and thought in the aftermath of the Second World War, and in particular the thinkers of the Colloquium of French-speaking Jewish intellectuals, are at the heart of her research on which she published books, articles, gave lectures, and proposed radio recordings. Journalist, editor and member of the editorial board, she directed for several years the cultural pages of the weekly Jewish News. Member of the scientific committee of the journal of Jewish thought, L'éclaireur, she also hosts today a cultural program on Radio Shalom, «Du côté de chez Szwarc».
Sandrine Szwarc is a historian and research professor at the Institut universitaire d'études juives Élie Wiesel. His work focuses on the spiritual and intellectual revival of French Judaism in the aftermath of the Second World War and the scholars of the Jewish School of Thought in Paris.