Courrière, Yves, 1935- Joseph Kessel, ou, Sur la piste du lion
Droit, Michel, 1923- Discours de réception de Michel Droit à l'Académie française et réponse de Thierry Maulnier, suivis des allocutions prononcées à l'occasion de la remise de l'épée, par Roger Frey, Maurice Druon et Michel Droit
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Ami, entends-tu--
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Army of shadows
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Au camp des vaincus
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Avec les Alcooliques anonymes
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Hong-Kong et Macao
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Jugements derniers
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 L'armée des ombres
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 La piste fauve
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 La rose de Java
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 La steppe rouge
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Le bataillon du ciel
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Le coup de grâce
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Le petit âne blanc
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Le procès des enfants perdus
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Le repos de l'équipage
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Le thé du capitaine Sogoub
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Le tour du malheur
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Les amants du tage
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Les Enfants de la chance
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Les fils de l'impossible
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Les mains du miracle
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Les nuits de Sibérie
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Les Rois aveugles
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Les temps sauvages
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Makhno et sa juive, inédit
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Maquis, sanningen om Frankrikes hemliga armé
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Marchés d'esclaves ; suivi de L'Irlande révolutionnaire
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Mémoires d'un commissaire du peuple
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Nuits de princes
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Pour l'honneur
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Première Guerre mondiale
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Princes of the night
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Reine et Serre
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Romans et récits
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Stavisky, l'homme que j'ai connu
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Témoin parmi les hommes
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Terre d'amour et de feu
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 The Bernan affair
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 The enemy in the mouth
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 The man with the miraculous hands
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 The pure in heart
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 They weren't all angels
Kessel, Joseph, 1898-1979 Tseva ha-tselalim
Marly, Anna, 1917-2006 Le chant de la libération
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English Wikipedia website, viewed Oct. 19, 2016:
(Joseph Kessel (10 February 1898--23 July 1979) was a French journalist and novelist. He was a member of the Académie française and Grand officer of the Legion of Honour. Kessel was born in Villa Clara, Entre Ríos, Argentina, because of the constant journeys of his father, a Litvak doctor. From 1905 to 1908, Joseph Kessel lived the first years of his childhood in Orenburg, Russia, before the family moved to France in 1908. He studied in the Lycée Masséna, Nice and the Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris, and took part in the First World War as an aviator. He was also an aviator during the Second World War, assigned to the Free French 342 "Lorraine" bomber Squadron of the Royal Air Force, with Romain Gary, who was also a talented French novelist. Kessel wrote several novels and books that were later represented in the cinema, notably Belle de Jour (by Luis Buñuel in 1967). In 1943 he and his nephew Maurice Druon translated Anna Marly's song Chant des Partisans into French from its original Russian. The song became one of the anthems of Free French Forces during the Second World War. Joseph Kessel died on July 23, 1979 in Avernes, Val-d'Oise)