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Le Monde Feature Chronicles a Woman's Discovery of a Family Secret About Her Birth

Elisabeth, now in her sixties, describes to Le Monde the long silence surrounding her origins before she found her place.

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— Le Monde — Une

Le Monde published an account by a woman named Elisabeth, now in her sixties, describing the long period of silence that surrounded the circumstances of her birth before the truth was eventually revealed to her.

Elisabeth recalled being told, in a brief exchange described as happening ‘between two doors,’ that she was the daughter of two specific people, according to the newspaper's account of family secrets.

The piece is part of a Le Monde series exploring how families cope when long-held secrets tied to origins, circumstance or tragedy are finally disclosed.

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