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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NAKBA
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NAKBA

Éléonore Merza Bronstein, Eitan Bronstein Aparicio

Published 2018

320 pages

Générosité
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Générosité

Richard Powers

1996 · 2011 edition

471 pages

The external dimension(s) of EU asylum and migration policy
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The external dimension(s) of EU asylum and migration policy

Marleen Maes, Marie-Claire Foblets, Philippe De Bruycker, Dirk Vanheule, Jan Wouters, Academic Network For Legal Studies On Immigration And Asylum Law In Europe

Published 2011

594 pages

Amédée Papineau T. 1
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Amédée Papineau T. 1

Amédée Papineau, Georges Aubin, Renée Blanchet

Published 2009