In this controversial investigative biography, renowned journalist Pierre Péan scrutinizes the life and career of Bernard Kouchner, the famed co-founder of Doctors Without Borders. Péan challenges the public persona of the humanitarian icon, delving into his political ambitions, alleged financial dealings, and the complex realities behind his celebrated activism. The book presents a meticulously researched and often unflattering portrait, questioning the ethics and motivations of one of France's most prominent public figures and sparking a significant national debate upon its release.