Le Musée des supplices
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"Les peuples les plus civilisés sont aussi voisins de la barbarie que le fer le plus poli l'est de la rouille. Les peuples, comme les métaux, n'ont de brillant que les surfaces."--Rivarol, used as epigraph in Le Musée des supplices |
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Le Musée des supplices (1968, English: “The Torture Museum”) is a book by French author Roland Villeneuve.
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