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1883–1951
A French writer and historian, he wrote about modern France and political life with the perspective of someone who had lived through turbulent decades. His work includes wartime memoir and studies of society, economics, and national history.

by Pierre Denis
Born in Grenoble on June 12, 1883, and dead in Paris on July 28, 1951, Pierre Denis was a French author whose published work ranged across history, politics, and public affairs.
Records from the Bibliothèque nationale de France list him as the author of several works, including Souvenirs de la France libre as well as books connected to France, economics, and international questions. That mix suggests a writer deeply engaged with the political and historical debates of his time.
Reliable biographical details available online are fairly limited, but the surviving catalog records show a serious nonfiction author with a broad interest in modern society and the fate of France in the first half of the twentieth century.