Alain Decaux
| Alain Decaux | |
| Activity (s) | French writer |
|---|---|
| Birth | 23 July 1925 Lille |
| Honors | * Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor
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Alain Decaux, born 23 July 1925 in Lille , is a writer , man of Television and Radio French.
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He studied at the Lille School Faidherbe in Paris at the Lycee Janson de Sailly before joining the faculty of law. Very quickly he became interested in history and took courses at the Sorbonne. He published his first papers in 1946 and his second book Letizia: Napoleon and his mother is rewarded by the French Academy.
In 1951, he created for radio The Tribune Story , broadcast until 1997 (with Andr Castelot and Jean-Claude Colin-Simard , and Jean-Franois Chiappe ). In 1957, he created for television (with Stellio Lorenzi and Andre Castelot) The camera explores the time , which will continue until 1966.
From 1969 to 1988, known for his storytelling skills, he creates for the ORTF then for Antenne 2 , Alain Decaux says , where every month for forty-five minutes he deals with a character or event of History Honors Works
Literature
Television and Radio
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Preceded by Alain Decaux Followed by Lucette Michaux-Chevry Minister for la Francophonie June 28, 1988 to May 16, 1991 Catherine Tasca Preceded by
Jean Guehenno Chair 9 of the French Academy
1979 - Followed by
Current Member
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