Félicien Marceau

Louis Carette was born in Cortenberg, Belgium, on 16 September 1913. Having joined Belgian radio before the war, he worked there under the German occupation, then resigned on 15 May 1942. In 1946, the Belgian military justice system sentenced him in absentia to fifteen years of hard labour. Having become French under the name Félicien Marceau, he was a novelist and the author of about ten plays. His election to the Académie française, on 27 November 1975, to the seat of Marcel Achard, caused the poet Pierre Emmanuel to resign. He died in Paris on 7 March 2012.

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• NovelCreezyFélicien Marceau · 1969Literature