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Roman Roland (French: Romain Rolland, January 29, 1866 - December 30, 1944 twentieth Century), the famous French thinker, writer, critical realism writer, music critic, social activist. As a writer, he created the "John Christopher" "mother and son" (also known as "happy soul") and other works, and won the 1915 Nobel prize for literature. His novel features are summarized as "write a novel" by the music, the founder of biographical literature. As a social activist, he insisted on the truth and justice for the freedom of life, human rights and anti fascist struggle running endless, known as "the conscience of europe".
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