Henry Miller and his Parisian misery

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Henry Miller and his Parisian misery

Henry MILLER describes his impressions of Paris in 1928.

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File : Henry Miller

Publication date : 14 December 1969

Reference:

I14146870

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Producteur: Office National De Radiodiffusion Télévision Française - Director : Polac, Michel - Journalist : Polac, Michel - Producer : Polac, Michel - Participant : Miller, Henry

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Pocket Library - Producteur: Office National De Radiodiffusion Télévision Française

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Reference:I14146870

Credits:Director : Polac, Michel-Journalist : Polac, Michel-Producer : Polac, Michel-Participant : Miller, Henry

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