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Swiss writer (1878-1947)
Also known as: C. F. Ramuz, Шарль Фердинанд Рамю, 샤를 페르디낭 라뮈, シャルル=フェルディナン・ラミュ, 查尔斯-费迪南德·拉穆兹, Sh Rami︠u︡z
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- Journal, 1896-1942 (1943)
- Journal
- La faneuse dans son pré
- Notes du Louvre (1999)
- When the Mountain Fell (1947)