Works
- L'Opposition en URSS 1917-1967, Albin Michel, 1967.
- Histoire secrète du Parti communiste français, Albin Michel, 1975.
- Les Terroristes, Famot, 1976.
- Monseigneur Lefebvre, combat pour l'Église, Paris, Éditions Albatros, 1976.
- Les Finances de l'église de France, Albin Michel, 1981.
- Le Réseau Curiel ou la subversion humanitaire, Jean Picollec, 1981.
- Les Nationalistes en France, tome 1 : La Traversée du désert (1945-1983), Publications Roland Gaucher, 1995.
- Les Nationalistes en France, tome 2 : La montée du FN, 1983-1997, Jean Picollec, 1997, 448 p.
- Les Manipulateurs de la culture, Deterna, 1998.
- (in collaboration with Philippe Randa), Les "Antisémites" de gauche, Deterna, 1998.
- (in collaboration with Philippe Randa), Rescapés de l'Épuration tome 1: Tome 1, Le journal de guerre de Marcel Déat Paris : Dualpha, 2002-2004. ISSN 16227476
- (in collaboration with Philippe Randa), Rescapés de l'Épuration tome 2: Les réseaux de Georges Albertini Paris : Dualpha, 2002-2004. ISSN 16227476
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