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- ↑ Nicole, Robine (2001), Hommage à Robert Escarpit, Talence: Presses universitaires de Bordeaux, ISBN 2-911185-06-4
- ↑ DITL www.ditl.info
- ↑ Jean Devèze et Anne-Marie Laulan, Interview de Robert Escarpit en 1992, publié par la SFSIC
- ↑ Voir son article dans le Monde du 14 mars 1990, curieusement titré: "Pour un élu communiste non membre du Parti communiste les événements de l'Europe de l'Est posent quelques questions qu'il faut essayer d'envisager avec sang-froid."
- ↑ www.cndp.fr
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