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French author and journalist (1909–1945)
Also known as: Jacques Tournebroche, Jean Servière, Robert Chénier, Робер Бразиллаш, روبرت برازياك, 로베르 브라지야크
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- Notre avant-guerre (1950)
- Présence de Virgile (1962)
- Lettres écrites en prison (1965)
- La chronique littéraire de Robert Brasillach dans le Petit parisien (1985)
- A translation of Notre avant-guerre/Before the war by Robert Brasillach (2002)