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Louise Adler
Louise Adler AM (born 1954 in Melbourne) is a prominent figure in Australian publishing.
==Early life==
Louise Adler was born in Melbourne to Jacques and Ruth Adler, Jewish immigrants from Paris, France who arrived in Australia in 1949.〔 Jacques joined the Jewish Resistance in World War II after his own father, Simon Adlersztejn, was rounded up and deported to Beaune-la-Rolande, eventually dying at Auschwitz.〔Louise Adler, "Louche links", review of Carmen Callil, ''Bad Faith: A Forgotten History of Family and Fatherland'', ''Weekend Australian'', Books, 22–23 April 2006, p. R14〕 Ruth was taken to France as a seven-year-old by her parents fleeing from Nazi Germany,〔 but her extended family all perished in the Holocaust.〔Fenella Souter, "Publish and be damned", Good Weekend, 19 November 2005, p. 33〕 In Melbourne, Ruth worked as a schoolteacher, and Jacques was a research fellow in the history department of the University of Melbourne.〔
Louise Adler attended Elwood Primary School, the Elsternwick campus of Methodist Ladies' College, and finally Mount Scopus Memorial College.〔Shane Green, "Publisher Be Damned", ''The Saturday Age'', 29–30 March 2013, Insight, p. 15〕
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