Philippe Delorme

Philippe Delorme, historien et journaliste, est né le 22 janvier 1960 à Pantin. Titulaire d'un DEA de l'Université Paris IV-Sorbonne, spécialiste des familles royales,
À ce jour, Philippe Delorme a signé une quarantaine de livres traitant des grands destins et des « têtes couronnées ». Il est en particulier le promoteur des recherches génétiques sur le cœur de Louis XVII, réalisées en 2000.

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