
How a bestselling novel reveals French sympathy for Putin
The Wizard of the Kremlin has provoked fierce debate in France, where support for Russia lingers on both the right…
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ByIt is right to condemn the writer’s violent chauvinism – but a literature that has lost the power to challenge is…
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