Rudi Chelminski

After 500 Novels and 10,000 Women, Georges Simenon Has Earned His Retirement

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This Is the House the Menagerie of Richard Scarry Built

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Sentimental Journey Home: Poland Prepares a Hero's Welcome for Pope John Paul Ii

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France's Greatest Chefs Tip Their Toques to Mme Fernand Point, the Widow of Their Mentor

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In Rome He's the Pope, but Back Home in Wadowice He's Lolek, the Local Boy Who Made Good

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Madame Monique Gives New Luster to the Word 'Ritzy' as Keeper of Paris' Finest Hotel

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The Flics's Faces Are Panther-Pink as a French Killer Breaks the Bank at Deauville

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If France Decides It's Time for a Change, Mitterrand Will Be the Left's Man of the Hour

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Korchnoi's Complaint Is a Battle Cry: Today Spassky, Tomorrow the World

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The Flics's Faces Are Panther-Pink as a French Killer Breaks the Bank at Deauville

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If France Decides It's Time for a Change, Mitterrand Will Be the Left's Man of the Hour

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Korchnoi's Complaint Is a Battle Cry: Today Spassky, Tomorrow the World

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Rad-Fem Marie-France Pisier Takes a (Heavy) Breather in 'The Other Side of Midnight'

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For World Bike-racing Champ Eddy Merckx, His Achilles Heel Is on the Seat, Not the Pedals

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Zino Is King and the World of Cigars Is His Realm

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Sun, Sea And, Er, Something Else Make Gilbert Trigano's Club Med the Last Resorts

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She Made Her Name in Her Birthday Suit, and Now Bardot Goes into the Dress Business

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Tyrant and Genius, Alexandre Holds the World's Loveliest Women in the Palms of His Hands

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Sagan and Bardot: a New Book Supports the Argument That Over 40 Is Not Older but Better

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The Secrets of France's Super Chef, Paul Bocuse: Cook Quicker Than the Concorde and Butter Up the World

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His Radical New Collection Cost Saint Laurent a Breakdown, but Now He Loafs in Triumph

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The Louvre Is Lovely and the Eiffel Is No Trifle—but Consider Le Crazy Horse Saloon

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He Can't Believe He Ate the Whole Thing! Craig Claiborne Flies to Paris for a 33-course, 4½ Hour, $4,000 Dinner

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It's David Niven and His Randy Recollections of the Goliath That Was Hollywood

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Arthur Rubinstein Returns to Lodz with Music and a Roving Eye

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Watch Out World: Here Comes S.J. Perelman, the Rich Man's Guide to Mischief

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The Rothschilds: with Guy's Clan and Marie-helene's Elan, They Rule Tout Paris

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A Parisian Lunch Proves 13 Cooks Can't Spoil the Broth

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