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Mousson de femmes
Récit d'un amour passionné entre deux femmes en Indochine pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. E. Perrin, née à Hanoi en 1929, témoigne de la terreur et des tueries perpétrées en Indochine entre 1945 et 1946.
343 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2003
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Elula Perrin
14 books2 followersBorn in Hanoi, Perrin moved to France in 1946. There she obtained a degree in Law, married and moved to Morocco with her husband.
Whilst in Morocco she realised that she was lesbian. After this discovery, she moved back to France where, in 1969, she opened the 'Katmandou', a successful lesbian club.
In 1977 she published her critically acclaimed autobiography, 'Les Femmes preferent les Femmes'.
Whilst in Morocco she realised that she was lesbian. After this discovery, she moved back to France where, in 1969, she opened the 'Katmandou', a successful lesbian club.
In 1977 she published her critically acclaimed autobiography, 'Les Femmes preferent les Femmes'.
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