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Alexandra Schwartzbrod is a French journalist, essayist and author of detective novels

Publications

Essays

Dassault, le dernier round, 1991, Olivier Orban
Le Président qui n'aimait pas la guerre - Dans les coulisses du pouvoir, 1995, Plon
L'Acrobate - Jean-Luc Lagardère ou les armes du pouvoir, 1998, Seuil
Jérusalem, 2008, Tertium Éditions

Novels

Koutchouk, 2000, Denoël
Balagan, 2003, Stock
Petite Mort, 2005, Stock
La Cuve du Diable, 2007, Stock
Adieu Jérusalem, 2010, Stock
Le Songe d'Ariel, 2012, Gallimard
Les Lumières de Tel-Aviv, 2020, Rivages/Noir

References

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