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Louis Aragon

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Louis Aragon , 1897-1982, French writer. One of the founders of surrealism in literature, Aragon abandoned that philosophy for Marxism after a trip to the USSR in 1931. He was a leader of the Resistance during World War II, and he edited the radical Paris daily Ce Soir and later the Communist weekly Les Lettres françaises. Aragon's early works include the volume of poems Feu de joie (1920) and the surrealistic novel Le Paysan de Paris (1926, tr. Nightwalker, 1970). His cycle of social novels concerning political responsibility are translated as The Bells of Basel... Read more
Louis Aragon
Encyclopedia of World Biography Louis Aragon Louis Aragon (1897-1982) was a surrealist author ... leading Communist writer in France. Louis Aragon was born in Neuilly on Oct. 3, 1897 ... also Adareth, Max. Elsa Triolet and Louis Aragon: An Introduction to Their Interwoven ... Read more
Louis XII
Encyclopedia of World Biography ... In 1465, when only 3 years old, Louis succeeded his father as Duc d' Orl ... make the youth and early manhood of Louis d'Orl é ans a singularly unhappy one. In 1465 Louis XI appointed the chief councilors ... expected to produce any heirs), to Louis. Early Career By the time Louis was old ... Read more

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