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100			_aGazdanov, Gaito _9112616
240			_aNocturnal paths: novel
245			_aChemins nocturnes _broman
260			_aParis _bViviane Hamy _c1991
520			_aGazdanov, like thousands of Russians in 1920, went into exile and became a fascinated observer of his compatriots and the Parisian slums. At the wheel of his taxi, every night, he traverses the labyrinth of the streets of the capital and its suburbs, at the same time as that of his memory. This nocturnal conduct reveals the shadows and lights of souls. The look, which would be cynical, expresses a nostalgia and an ample hope like a Russian spring.
650			_aRussians _955876
650			_aFrance _934272
650			_aEmigration and immigration _9112617
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