Doan Bui is a French journalist born in

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. She received the

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2013 for her report ''Les Fantômes du fleuve'' on migrants trying to penetrate Europe in Greece through Turkey, published by ''

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''. In 2016, she was awarded the

prix Amerigo Vespucci The prix Amerigo-Vespucci is a French literary award established in 1990, during the first (IFG) at Saint-Dié-des-Vosges. It rewards works on the theme of adventure and travel and refers to the Italian navigator Amerigo Vespucci. Featuring 250 ...

for her work ''Le Silence de mon père'' (Éditions L'Iconoclaste).

Publications

*2002: ''Milliardaires d'un jour : Splendeurs et misères de la nouvelle économie'', with Grégoire Biseau, Paris,

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and Fasquelle, 373 p. *2009: ''Les Affameurs : voyage au cœur de la planète de la faim'', Paris, , 360 p. *2010: ''Ils sont devenus français'', with Isabelle Monnin, Paris, Éditions

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, series "Essais et documents", 303 p. *2011: ''Pour une terre solidaire'', with Jean-Paul Rivière and all, Paris, éditions , 240 p. *2016: ''Le Silence de mon père'', Paris, L'Iconoclaste, 272 p. *2022: ''La Tour'', Paris, Grasset, 352 p.

Television

* 2014–2015: ', historical TV serial by Rachid Bouchareb and : presentation of zouave Daurière

References

External links

''Entre le Vietnam et la France : Doan Bui, à la recherche de l'identité heureuse''
in '' Marianne'' (5 June 2016)
''Doan Bui sur les traces de son père : connaît-on jamais quelqu'un?''
on

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(13 March 2016)
''Le prix de la porte dorée pour Le silence de mon père de Doan Bui''
on ''Actualitté'' (9 June 2016)
''Entretien avec la lauréate 2016 du Prix littéraire de la Porte Dorée''
on ''Le magazine de la Cité'' (7 June 2016) {{DEFAULTSORT:Bui, Doan 21st-century French journalists French women journalists Albert Londres Prize recipients People from Le Mans 1970s births Living people 21st-century French women