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The Seal of the Angel is the story of the multinational Marais neighbourhood in mid-twentieth-century Paris. Here, the French Jew Raphael and András, a Hungarian Jew, meet a German woman, Zaffy, who has fallen in love with him. Their destinies intertwine against the backdrop of the just-ended Second World War and the outbreak of war in Algeria. Raphaël is an aesthete and does not exist outside the world of music. Andarsh is an ardent fighter against Soviet socialism and for world socialism. Who will Zaffi submit to or conquer, existing in prostration between political and moral wars? And will love really save the world?

All of this is discussed in the book The Angel's Seal by Nancy Huston, who represents French-Canadian literature. In 1999, this novel won the Grand Prix of the readers of Elle magazine.