Tatiana de Ronay is an English-French writer, screenwriter, journalist and literary critic, whose works have been translated into many languages of the world and published in millions of copies. But her most notable success is associated with the novel “Sarah’s Key” and the film of the same name starring Kristin Scott-Thomas, which went around the world’s screens. Paris, July 1942: Sarah Starzynski is ten years old. She lives with her parents and younger brother in the Marais quarter. Her mother sews a yellow star on her coat, which means curse and death. At night the police come for them. In a panic, Sarah locks her little brother in the closet, promising to return soon. Paris, May 2002: Julia Jarmond, an American journalist married to a Frenchman, is tasked with writing about the anniversary of the Nazi roundup of Jews at the Vel d'Hiv stadium. And now her path intersects with the story of Sarah, a girl who kept a mysterious key until her death, and this will change Julia's life forever. Where will the debt of memory lead this young woman who inadvertently stirred up the dark pages of the Nazi occupation? The novel “Sarah's Key” is published in a new translation.