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I had been in touch by correspondence with Charles Delaunay of the Hot Club of France, who told me in a letter that he was trying to arrange something there that would bring me back there. Charles had been in New York shortly after my return from Japan. I had met him and told him my desire to go back to France. He told me that things were not the same then as before the war, and if I wanted to give it a try, he would see what he could do, though he wouldn’t promise anything.
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© 1989 Lily Coleman
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Coleman, B. (1989). Back to Europe for Keeps. In: Trumpet Story. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09981-8_12
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