Albert Touchard

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Albert Camille Touchard (Paris 7 February 1876 - date of death unknown, but between 1935 and 1945) was a French author. He is best remembered as author of La Guêpe (1934) which won Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française in 1935.[1]

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1. ^ Books Abroad Roy Temple House, Ernst Erich Noth - 1936- Volume 10 - Page 69 "Albert Touchard. La Guepe. Prix du Roman de l'Academie francaise ... The wasp refers to the many little ways whereby the Germans express their hostility to the French or spy upon Bernier's actions. The novel concludes: '"On peut mourir d'un accident banal, d'une emotion legere, d'un rien: On peut mourir d'une piqure de guepe!" Bernier suffers from the heavy sadness of the rains in the German hills and longs for the freshness of the sea ...

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Laureates of the Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française

1915–1925|

* 1915 Paul Acker
* 1916 Louis de Blois [fr]
* 1917 Charles Géniaux [fr]
* 1918 Camille Mayran [fr]
* 1919 Pierre Benoit
* 1920 André Corthis
* 1921 Pierre Villetard [fr]
* 1922 Francis Carco
* 1923 Alphonse de Châteaubriant
* 1924 Émile Henriot
* 1925 François Duhourcau

1926–1950|

* 1926 François Mauriac
* 1927 Joseph Kessel
* 1928 Jean Balde [fr]
* 1929 André Demaison [fr]
* 1930 Jacques de Lacretelle
* 1931 Henri Pourrat
* 1932 Jacques Chardonne
* 1933 Roger Chauviré
* 1934 Paule Régnier
* 1935 Albert Touchard
* 1936 Georges Bernanos
* 1937 Guy de Pourtalès
* 1938 Jean de La Varende
* 1939 Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
* 1940 Édouard Peisson [fr]
* 1941 Robert Bourget-Pailleron
* 1942 Jean Blanzat
* 1943 Joseph-Henri Louwyck [fr]
* 1944 Pierre Lagarde [fr]
* 1945 Marc Blancpain [fr]
* 1946 Jean Orieux [fr]
* 1947 Philippe Hériat
* 1948 Yves Gandon [fr]
* 1949 Yvonne Pagniez
* 1950 Joseph Jolinon

1951–1975|

* 1951 Bernard Barbey
* 1952 Henri Castillou [fr]
* 1953 Jean Hougron
* 1954 Pierre Moinot / Paul Mousset [fr]
* 1955 Michel de Saint Pierre [fr]
* 1956 Paul Guth
* 1957 Jacques de Bourbon Busset
* 1958 Henri Queffélec
* 1959 Gabriel d'Aubarède
* 1960 Christian Murciaux [fr]
* 1961 Phạm Văn Ký [fr; vi]
* 1962 Michel Mohrt
* 1963 Robert Margerit
* 1964 Michel Droit
* 1965 Jean Husson [fr]
* 1966 François Nourissier
* 1967 Michel Tournier
* 1968 Albert Cohen
* 1969 Pierre Moustiers
* 1970 Bertrand Poirot-Delpech
* 1971 Jean d'Ormesson
* 1972 Patrick Modiano
* 1973 Michel Déon
* 1974 Kléber Haedens
* 1975

1976–2000|

* 1976 Pierre Schoendoerffer
* 1977 Camille Bourniquel
* 1978 Pascal Jardin
* 1979 Henri Coulonges
* 1980 Louis Gardel
* 1981 Jean Raspail
* 1982 Vladimir Volkoff
* 1983 Liliane Guignabodet [fr]
* 1984 Jacques-Francis Rolland [fr]
* 1985 Patrick Besson
* 1986 Pierre-Jean Rémy
* 1987 Frédérique Hébrard
* 1988 François-Olivier Rousseau
* 1989 Geneviève Dormann
* 1990 Paule Constant
* 1991 François Sureau
* 1992 Franz-Olivier Giesbert
* 1993 Philippe Beaussant
* 1994 Frédéric Vitoux
* 1995 Alphonse Boudard
* 1996 Calixthe Beyala
* 1997 Patrick Rambaud
* 1998 Anne Wiazemsky
* 1999 François Taillandier / Amélie Nothomb
* 2000 Pascal Quignard

2001–present|

* 2001 Éric Neuhoff
* 2002 Marie Ferranti
* 2003 Jean-Noël Pancrazi
* 2004 Bernard du Boucheron
* 2005 Henriette Jelinek [fr]
* 2006 Jonathan Littell
* 2007 Vassilis Alexakis
* 2008 Marc Bressant [fr]
* 2009 Pierre Michon
* 2010 Éric Faye [fr]
* 2011 Sorj Chalandon
* 2012 Joël Dicker
* 2013 Christophe Ono-dit-Biot [fr]
* 2014 Adrien Bosc [fr]
* 2015 Hédi Kaddour / Boualem Sansal
* 2016 Adélaïde de Clermont-Tonnerre
* 2017 Daniel Rondeau
* 2018 Camille Pascal
* 2019 Laurent Binet
* 2020 Étienne de Montety
* 2021 François-Henri Désérable
* 2022 Giuliano da Empoli

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