Talk:Nausea (novel)

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Nobel Prize inaccuracies

Sartre was neither the first nor only person to decline the Nobel Peace prize. The first individual to decline the award, whether under coercion or not, was Boris Pasternak.

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Does this really still qualify as a stub? --Isis 23:48, 27 June 2006 (UTC) This was a article I used for my library instruction class.[reply]

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Anny

Is there actually any indication in the novel that Anny is English? I always assumed she was French as she refers to the copy of Michelet's History which she had when she was a child.