- Sisley Huddleston (1883-1952) was a British journalist and historian living in France in the period following the First World War, and who reported for both the London Times and the Christian Science Monitor. He wrote extensively on the Parisian literary and artistic scene, and was an astute commentator on the Versailles Conference and on the causes and consequences of the Second World War. He authored over thirty books, in both English and French.
