France is a country in Western Europe with a population of 66.3 million. The document provides information about famous French writers such as Honoré de Balzac, Samuel Beckett, Cyrano de Bergerac, Albert Camus, Victor Hugo, and Alexandre Dumas. It also mentions the Song of Roland, an epic poem from the Middle Ages about the Battle of Roncevaux.

1. LITERATURE

2. FRANCE

3. PEOPLE

4. Language: French
Capital: Paris
Currencies: Euro
Population: 66.3 million

5. Famous Place

6. Work of Art

7. Famous writers

8. Honoré de
Balzac
A novelist and playwright
Famous for his work
entitled “ La Comedie
Humaine”
Founding father of
Realism

9. Samuel
Beckett
An irish who moved in France
permanently
Considered as the Last Modernist
En Attendant Godot (waiting for
Godot)

10. Cyrano
de
Bergerac
He is not a writer but
there is a play written by
Edmond Rostand entitled
Cyrano de Bergerac.
The play is about his own
life.
He had an enormously
Large now which he is very
proud

11. Albert
Camus
An Algerian born author
who won the Nobel Prize
for Literature in 1957
Best known tor two novels
of the absurd “L’Estranger”
(The Stranger) and Le
Mythe de Sisyphe

12. Victor
Hugo
He would describe
himself as the first
Humanitarian who used
literature as a mean to
describe the human
conditions and the
injustices of society.
His famous works are
Les Miserables and
Notre-Dame de Paris

13. Alexandre
Dumas
 considered as the most
widely read author in
history.
 famous works are:
 The Three Musketeers
 The Count of
Montecristo

14. SONG OF ROLAND
An epic poem based on the Battle of Roncevaux in
778, during the reign of Charlemagne.

15. Characters
Roland
Charlemagne
Turnip
Naimon
Bramimonde
Baligant
Blancadrin
King Marsile
Oliwier
Ganelon