About Jean Bothorel
Born 1940. Jean Bothorel is a French journalist and writer.
Jean Bothorel (12 May 1940) is a French journalist and the author of many books. He is a former editor at Le Figaro. He was the 1993 winner of the Prix Goncourt de la Biographie.
Career Bothorel is a journalist. He first worked for L'Expansion, followed by La Vie and Le Matin de Paris. In 1986, he joined Le Figaro as an editor.
Jean Bothorel has also been widely criticized in the media for a number of articles published in the Figaro which accused some political parties or personalities based on lies and total absence of facts. In a recent publications, the author praise the Bolloré family (a French billionaire) with the publication of "Vincent Bolloré, une histoire de famille", raising suspicion on his supporters' motives.
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Who is Jean Bothorel?
French journalist and writer
When was Jean Bothorel born?
Jean Bothorel was born on 12 May 1940 in Plouvien.
What is Jean Bothorel's occupation?
Jean Bothorel is a journalist and writer.
What nationality is Jean Bothorel?
Jean Bothorel is French.
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