The most popular French refugees books

Books about refugees tell the stories of people forced to flee. War, persecution or disaster drives them from home, and the story follows the dangerous journey and the uncertain welcome. Novels, memoirs and reporting here give names and faces to people too often seen as numbers. Only books in French are listed.

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Vivre l'asile
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Vivre l'asile

Alexis Kalunga

Published 2011

247 pages

Dr B.
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Dr B.

Daniel Birnbaum, Deborah Bragan-Turner

2020 · 2021 edition

329 pages

Tea-Bag
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Tea-Bag

Henning Mankell

2001 · 2007 edition

331 pages

Etrange conflit
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Etrange conflit

Wojciech Fałkowski, Antoine Marès, Université de Paris IV: Paris-Sorbonne. Centre de civilisation polonaise

Published 2011

174 pages

Encore
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Encore

Hakan Günday

2013 · 2015 edition

384 pages

Etoile errante
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Etoile errante

J. M. G. Le Clézio

1992 · 1993 edition