Jean Mistler

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Jean Mistler (1897 - 1988) was a French writer in Sorèze, Tarn, France. In 1966 he was elected to Académie Française. He is buried in Auriol à Sorèze.

[edit] Famous Works

He is known for Châteaux en Bavière (1925) and Ethelka (1929).

[edit] Famous Relations

Brian J. Mistler

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