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"Renaud Camus, in Forty Years, Has Passed From Louis Aragon to Eric Zemmour": Excerpts From "the Man by Whom the Plague Came"

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In an investigation book to be published Wednesday 28 January at Flammarion, journalists from the "World" Gaspard Dhellemmes and Olivier Faye decipher the story of the writer who forged the racist concept of "great replacement".

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"Renaud Camus, in Forty Years, Has Passed From Louis Aragon to Eric Zemmour": Excerpts From "the Man by Whom the Plague Came"

In an investigation book to be published Wednesday 28 January at Flammarion, journalists from the "World" Gaspard Dhellemmes and Olivier Faye decipher the story of the writer who forged the racist concept of "great replacement".

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, January 26, 2026.
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