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- ↑ Augustin Scalbert. "Sophie Bouillon décroche le prix Albert-Londres avec la revue XXI" . Retrieved 6 January 2017..
- ↑ Marie Lemonnier. "Prostitution : "Je ne suis personne. Je suis déjà morte 20 fois, 30 fois"" . Retrieved 6 January 2017.
- ↑ Les Échos n° 20 424 14 May 2009 • page 22. "Le prix Albert Londres décerné à la jeune pigiste Sophie Bouillon" . Retrieved 6 January 2017..
