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- La destruction des villes allemandes
(France-Empire, 1965).
- A bout portant sur Londres (Laffont,
1967).
- La maison des virus (Laffont,
- Romme1968).l. La trace du renard (Alta, 1979).
- La guerre entre les généraux
(Belfond, 1981).
- Budapest. Insurrection 1956 (Albin Michel,
1981).
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