by Peter Green). Les Cités Charnelles: ou, l'Histoire de Roger de Montbrun: roman (1961), published in English as Cities of the flesh: or, The story of Roger de Montbrun (Translated by Anne Carter). Les Croisades (1965), non-fiction, published in English as The Crusades (1966, translated by Anne Carter). Catherine de Russie (1964?), published in English as Catherine the Great (1965, translated by Anne Carter). La Joie des Pauvres (1970), published in English as The Heirs of the Kingdom (translated by Anne Carter). Saint Bernard. Textes de Saint Bernard, Abélard, Pierre le Vénérable, Geoffroi de Clairvaux, Bérenger de Poitiers, Bossuet (1970). Que vous a donc fait Israël? (1974). Visages d'un Autoportrait (1977). La joie-souffrance (1980). Le Procès du Rêve (1982). L'eveque et la vieille dame, ou, La belle-mere de Peytavi Borsier: Pièce en dix tableaux et un prologue (1983) Que nous est Hécube?, ou, Un plaidoyer pour l'humain : essai (1984) Les amours égarées: roman (1987). Déguisements: nouvelles (1989). Aliénor: pièce en quatre tableaux (1992) References Further reading Steinberg, Theodore L., "The Use and Abuse of Medieval History: Four Contemporary Novelists and the First Crusade", Studies in Medievalism, II.1 (Fall 1982), pp. 77–93. Wilson, Katharina M., (editor), An Encyclopedia of continental women writers, New York : Garland Pub., 1991. . Cf. entry for Zoé Oldenbourg, Volume 1, pp.935–937. External links Photograph of Zoé Oldenbourg at Babelio 1953 Press photograph of Zoé Oldenbourg French historical novelists Prix Femina winners Writers from Paris 1916 births 2002 deaths Historians of the Crusades Soviet emigrants to France 20th-century French novelists