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- Nicolas Sarkozy, former French President, says in Diary of a Prisoner that his imprisonment in La Santé lasted 20 days and describes a 'noisy, harsh all-grey world' of 'inhuman violence'.
- He maintains his innocence of charges of illegal campaign financing linked to Libyan funds.
- The memoir urges unity for his party and outreach to far-right voters, and Sarkozy faces an appeal trial in March amid ongoing scrutiny of past convictions.
