Lesbian French couple who fought Nazis with their art slowly gain recognition
18,079 shares As part of the Paris avant-garde of the 1920s, Suzanne Malherbe, left, and Lucy Schwob created subversive, gender-bending art under the pseudonyms Marcel Moore and Claude Cahun. (Jersey Heritage Collections/ via New York Jewish Week) Jeffrey H. Jackson, author of 'Paper Bullets.' (Algonquin/ via New York Jewish Week) Lucy and Suzanne reclining at the water near their home in Jersey. (Jersey Heritage Collections/ via New York Jewish Week) German soldiers standing in King Street, Saint Helier, at Charing Cross (now site of La Croix de la Reine monument) during the occupation...
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