Double Prison

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Double Prison

By Alfred Fabre-Luce

Variétés, 1945, 245 pp

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A caustic French political writer, who acquired a reputation as a publicist on international affairs after World War 1, recounts his experiences as a prisoner, first of the Nazis during the Occupation, later of the Gaullists after the Liberation.

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