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Georges Duhamel

French writer (1884–1966).

Statements about Georges Duhamel

Occupation

Short Story Writer

Place of Birth

Country of Citizenship

Place of Death

Date of Birth

6/30/1884

Date of Death

4/13/1966

Instance Of

Award Received

(1918)

:

Civilization: 1914-1917

: 1918

Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour

Croix De Guerre 1914–1918

Commandeur Des Arts Et Des Lettres‎

Commander of the Ordre De La Santé Publique

Grand Prize for the Best Novels of the Half-Century

:

Confession De Minuit

Member Of

Académie Française

(11/21/1935 - )

:

Théodore Gosselin

:

: 11/21/1935

Académie Des Sciences Morales Et Politiques

Académie Nationale De Médecine

Abbaye De Créteil

Société Des Poètes Français

Given Name

Native Language

Notable Work

Civilization: 1914-1917

Chronicle of Pasquier

Described by Source

Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)

:Дюамель Жорж

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Faces of Moscow

Family Name

Child

Antoine Duhamel

Bernard Duhamel

Educated At

Employer

Alliance Française

(1947 - )

:

: 1947

Nominated For

17 items

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1947)

: 1947

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1936)

: 1936

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1937)

: 1937

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1940)

: 1940

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1942)

: 1942

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1943)

: 1943

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1944)

: 1944

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1945)

: 1945

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1946)

: 1946

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1948)

: 1948

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1949)

: 1949

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1950)

: 1950

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1951)

: 1951

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1955)

: 1955

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1956)

: 1956

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1957)

: 1957

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1961)

: 1961

Name in Native Language

Georges Duhamel

Position Held

Perpetual Secretary of the French Academy

(1944 - 1946)

:

André Bellessort

:

Georges Lecomte

:26

: 1944

: 1946

President of the Société Des Gens De Lettres

(1936 - 1936)

:

François Mauriac

:

:61

: 1936

: 1936

(1947 - 1949)

:

Organization Directed by the Office or Position

:

Alliance Française

: 1947

: 1949

Seat 30 of the Académie Française

(11/21/1935 - 4/12/1966)

:

Théodore Gosselin

:

: 11/21/1935

: 4/12/1966

Place of Burial

Cemetery of Valmondois

Coordinate Location

: 49.0956°N 2.1893°E

Cemetery of Valmondois

Spouse

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Sex or Gender

Father

Pierre-Émile Duhamel

Image

Writing Language

Pseudonym

Denis Thévenin

Archives At

Departmental Archives of Yvelines

Inventory Number

:166J, Ms 3133-8864

Level of Description

:

Applies to Part

:

Statement Is Subject Of

:

Catalogue Des Correspondances Du Musée Maurice Denis

: 1930

: 1944

: 2 item

Has Works in the Collection

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Pronunciation Audio

Image of Grave

Field of Work

Creative and Professional Writing

Relative

Jérôme Duhamel

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