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Kacew, Romain(orig. Romain Kacewgari; pseudonyms Romain Gary, Emile Ajar)
French (Lithuanian-born) author and diplomat
French consul-general in Los Angeles 1956-1960
wrote novels "The Roots of Heaven" 1956 (under pseudonym Romain Gary
also "Les Racines du ciel"
Prix Goncourt 1956), "La Vie devant soi" 1975 (under pseudonym Emile Ajar
translated into English as "Momo"
Prix Goncourt 1975), autobiography "Promise at Dawn" 1960 (also "La Promesse de l'aube")
suicide
husband of Jean Seberg 1963 (divorced 1970)
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