Roger Peyrefitte
French
['polish', 'hill mari', 'chinese', 'spanish', 'russified', 'punjabi', 'simplified chinese', 'khmer', 'telugu', 'serbian latin', 'croatian', 'serbian', 'northern sami', 'hungarian', 'hangul', 'afrikaans', 'lower sorbian', 'indigenous', 'abaza', 'valencian', 'bengali', 'persian', 'classical greek', 'malayalam', 'catalan', 'indonesian', 'dutch', 'czech', 'georgian', 'manx gaelic', 'attic', 'cornish', 'cantonese', 'welsh', 'japanese', 'oscan', 'urdu', 'bantu', 'kurdish', 'latin', 'old russian', 'italian', 'great russian', 'hebrew', 'russian', 'magyar', 'castilian', 'slovene', 'nepali', 'tamil', 'family', 'kannada', 'old italian', 'slovenian', 'yue', 'ukrainian', 'burmese', 'seto', 'hispanic', 'gujarati', 'estonian', 'nynorsk', 'romanian', 'romansh', 'aramaic', 'north korean', 'cherokee', 'upper sorbian', 'scottish', 'german', 'middle aramaic', 'danish', 'croat', 'oriya', 'norwegian', 'marathi', 'finnish', 'ancient egyptian', 'basque', 'serbian cyrillic', 'ancient greek', 'english', 'mari', 'chuvash', 'germanic', 'old french', 'swedish', 'ladino', 'bulgarian', 'ubangian', 'bodo', 'breton', 'albanian', 'greek', 'belarusian', 'meadow mari', 'flemish', 'middle english', 'hindi']
Roger Peyrefitte
Roger Peyrefitte ([ʁɔʒe pɛʁfit]; 17 August 1907 – 5 November 2000) was a French diplomat, writer of bestseller novels and gossipy non-fiction, and a defender of gay rights.