Background
Bernard Cohen was born on February 28, 1956. His exact place of birth is uncertain.
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1985
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1986
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1986
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Bernard Cohen and his collaborator Luc Rosenzweig hoped to dig up the true story of the formerly respected United Nations Secretary-General who had been disgraced by revelations of past Nazi activities. Kurt Waldheim was a young man when the Nazis took over his native Austria; his father, an anti-Nazi, had suffered for his political beliefs. The younger Waldheim was evidently, as the authors presented him, an opportunist who was capable of surviving amid evil and then denying it afterwards, and a narrow bureaucrat who felt few higher loyalties than to duty and selfpreservation. Scandal broke around him while he was president of Austria in the 1980s; his attempts to avoid blame were widely seen as unconvincing and self-contradictory.
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1987
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1988
Bernard Cohen was born on February 28, 1956. His exact place of birth is uncertain.
Except for French, his mother tongue, Bernard Cohen managed to learn English and Spanish to the extent enough to qualify as a literary translator and international correspondent.
Bernard Cohen career is mainly connected with writing as a correspondent in French newspapers and author of the books. He is a former international and war correspondent at Agence France-Presse (in Jerusalem) and Libération. He's also known as a translator of contemporary authors of the end of 20th and beginning of the 21st century. Books that he's released in French include Portes de Jérusalem in 1985, Le mystère Waldheim in 1986, Habib Bourguiba: Le pouvoir d'un seul in 1986 and Australie in 1988. Le mystère Waldheim, written in co-authorship with Luc Rosenzweig was translated into English by Josephine Bacon and published as Waldheim in 1987. He is also a conference interpreter.
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1987Bernard Cohen used to work at a centre-left French newspaper Libération.
