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French writer (1888-1976)
Also known as: Поль Моран, بول موراند, 폴 모랑, ポール・モラン, 保罗·毛杭, 폴 에밀 샤를 페르디낭 모랑
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- He cate et ses chiens (1984)
- Journal d'un attaché d'ambassade (1916-1917) (1963)
- L' allure de Chanel (1976)
- Journal d'un attaché d'ambassade, 1916-17 (1948)
- Des Artistes Sans Mensonges: De Callot a Foujita (Collection Litterature: Pergamine)