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Le prix Renaudot est né d’une plaisanterie… et d’un roman oublié

Published by Le Point · France 15 h ago

En 1926, Armand Lunel remportait le premier Renaudot avec un roman imaginant le séjour d’Alfred Dreyfus à Carpentras. Cent ans plus tard, ce livre oublié est réédité.

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