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Ghislain de Diesbach de Belleroche (born 6 August 1931 in Le Havre
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) is a French writer and biographer.
Works
*1960: ''Iphigénie en Thuringe : nouvelles'', Julliard, Paris *1962: ''Un joli train de vie'', Julliard *1964: ''Favre de Thierrens, essai biographique'', Émile-Paul, Paris ; Preface by André Bonnefous, 1 vol. in-12, 219 pp. and 26 illustrations hors-texte. *1964: ''Les Secrets du Gotha'', Julliard; reprint at , Paris 2012 *1966: ''George III'', Berger-Levrault; Paris *1969: ''Le Grand Mourzouk'', Julliard; reprint at , Versailles, 2015 *1969: ''Le tour deJules Verne
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en quatre-vingts livres'', Julliard; reprint under the title ''Le tour de Jules Verne en 80 livres'', Perrin, 2002,
*1972: ''Le Gentilhomme de notre temps : manuel des bonnes manières, nouveau traité de savoir-vivre'', Hachette Littérature, Paris
*1972: ''Service de France'', Émile-Paul
*1975: ''Histoire de l'émigration : 1789-1814'', Bernard Grasset, Paris,
*1978: ''Necker ou la Faillite de la vertu'', Perrin,
*1979: with Robert Grouvel, ''Échec à Bonaparte : Louis-Edmond de Phélippeaux, 1767-1799'', Perrin
*1979: ''Ferdinand Bac : 1859-1952''
*1981: ''Aix-Marseille 1949-1955'' (souvenirs) Paris
*1983: ''Madame de Staël'', Perrin,
*1986: ''La Princesse Bibesco : 1886-1973'', Perrin, series "Terres des femmes",
*1988: ''La Double vie de la duchesse Colonna : 1836-1879 : la Chimère Bleue'', Perrin, series "Terres des femmes", . Reprint by éditions de Penthes, Prégny-Genève, 2015
*1991: ''Proust'', Perrin,
*1993: ''Philippe Jullian : un esthète aux enfers'', Plon,
*1995: ''Chateaubriand'', Perrin,
*1996: ''Au bon patriote : nouvelles'', Plon,
*1998: ''Ferdinand de Lesseps'', Perrin,
*1999: ''Sophie Rostopchine, comtesse de Ségur'', Perrin,
*2001: ''Un lieu tout plein de gaîté'', Poly print, Paris,
*2001: ''Louis de Diesbach 1893-1982'', essai biographique, Paris, Hugues de Diesbach et Poly Print Editions
*2002: ''Un prince 1900 : Ferdinand Bac'', Perrin,
*2003: ''L'abbé Mugnier : le confesseur du Tout-Paris'', Perrin,
*2005: ''Une éducation manquée : souvenirs, 1931-1949'', Perrin,
*2007: ''Petit Dictionnaire des idées mal reçues'', Via Romana, Versailles 180 p.
*2009: ''Une éducation manquée : souvenirs 1931-1948'', Via Romana, (édition augmentée)
*2009: ''Gare Saint-Charles : souvenirs 1949-1957'', Via Romana,
*2009: ''Richard Burton'', P.U.F., Paris, ()
*2010: ''Le goût d'autrui : portraits anecdotiques'', Via Romana,
*2013: ''Un début à Paris : souvenirs 1957-1966'', Via Romana,
*2014: ''Nouveau savoir-vivre : éloge de la bonne éducation'', Perrin,
Honours
*1962:Prix Cazes
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History
On , Léonard Lipp and his wife Pétronille opened ...
brasserie Lipp for ''Un joli train de vie'', Julliard
*1992: Grand Prix de la biographie of the Académie française
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for ''Proust'', Perrin, 1991,
*1995: Prix du Pen Club français
*1999: Prix des Ambassadeurs
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for ''Ferdinand de Lesseps'', Perrin, 1998,
*1999: Prix Charles Garnier for ''Ferdinand de Lesseps'', Perrin, 1998,
*2000: Prix Renaissance for le ''Petit dictionnaire des idées mal reçues'', Via Romana, Versailles, 2007
Family
TheDiesbach family
The Diesbach family were a patrician family, originally from the Swiss canton of Bern, with branches in the canton of Fribourg and in France
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is of Swiss origin, from the canton of Berne. At the time of the Reformation, part of the family remained Catholic and, having to leave Bern, took refuge in Fribourg. The Diesbachs have supplied a large number of officers to the foreign service, notably in Austria, France, Poland, Sardinia, and Naples. In France the Swiss regiment of Diesbach, created in 1690, became the .
See also
* (1452-1527). * * * * *External links
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