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- ↑ Charles Gautier, VIDÉO. "ONPC" : Iegor Gran déchaîne les "Kevin" sur Twitter, un écrivain qui fait du bien, Le Nouvel Observateur , 19 April 2015
- ↑ Natalie Levisalles, Iegor Gran: «"Charlie Hebdo", c'est un monument», Libération , 7 January 2015
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