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Belle du Seigneur by Albert Cohen, Albert Cohen, Albert COHEN · Booklabria

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Belle du Seigneur

RomanceMan-woman relationships

Belle du Seigneur

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First published: 1968
Editions: 22 in 5 languages

Synopsis

In 1930s Geneva, an official who rose high in the League of Nations by concealing his Jewish roots sets out to seduce a colleague's wife who represents his ideal of absolute love. A look at the mores and manners of the day.

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
Families
Family
Jews
Adultery
Set in: Switzerland
Geneva

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22 in 5 languages

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English7 French11 German1 Hebrew1 All 5 languages

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