Blaise N'Djehoya

Blaise N'Djehoya was born in 1953 in the Central African Republic. Holding a postgraduate diploma (DEA) in African history and in twentieth-century anthropology, he became a journalist and writer, then a director of documentaries and fiction films: a portrait of Manu Dibango, a film on the black American artists who settled in Paris after the Second World War, and another on the descendants of Africans on the Pacific coast of Colombia. He has also worked on the Harlem renaissance and its echo in France.

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• NovelLe Nègre PotemkineBlaise N'Djehoya · 1988not translated into EnglishLiterature