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retained till 1939. Meanwhile he had established a second hand bookshop on Brussels, "Aux joies de l'esprit", specialising in anarchism but, as the name above the front window implied, "open to all the delights of mind and body". The proprietor made his home in another part of the building. As social tensions and political polarisation intensified across western and central Europe during the later 1920s and the 1930s, the premises it occupied became a place of refuge for political exiles of many nationalities.
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usual way, respectively in 1922 and 1925: their service records were excellent. The worst reproach that could be thrown at them was that they had refused to respond to a recall to arms, imposed not on account of some national military necessity, but as a punitive sanction. Taking their turn to address members of the ad hoc court, Hem Day and Campion had no difficulty in transforming themselves into exceptionally well briefed accusers, ridiculing the judicial and military authorities.
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he ran the political review magazine "Pensée et Action", a publication which was, according to one admirer, not so much a magazine as "a long-running editorial project, to which he was the principle contributor, most notably in the form of 'bibliobiographies' about libertarian writers and thinkers. These became his trademark till 1968, when he revisited in some depth the trial that thirty-five years earlier had made him famous". Publication was suspended
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hearing and resentenced. Following the sentencing, public protests against the process surged to new heights. The sentences were reduced on appeal. However, Hem Day and Campion were convinced of the justice of their own positions and refused to submit voluntarily to any sort of penalty. They were joined in this by a third objector, Lionel de Vlaminck, who had been imprisoned at the same location. The three men now embarked on a
311:... along with the monstrous effectiveness of the tools of destruction, renders recourse to extreme collective violence catastrophic. ... So it appear necessary that we should not merely condemn it, but also highlight the excessive risks and the folly. We need to come up with an alternative method in the fight to put an end to capitalism or to put an end to fascism". 185:. For readers with the French of northern France and southern Belgium as their mother tongue, "Hem Day" corresponds approximately to the phonetic spelling of his initials, "M.D.", while avoiding distracting (for an atheist such as Marcel Dieu) associations with God. "Dieu", in addition to being the family name of Marcel Dieu, is the French word for "God". 479:
formulation intended to preserve their self-respect: Campion and Hem Day were dismissed from the army because they were deemed unworthy to belong to it for any longer. They were excluded from the army on account of having been condemned for not wishing to re-join it or remain a part of it. The affair ended with the release of three high-profile
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Anarchist Union, at which the Flemish and Wallon anarchist federations came together. By this time he had already embarked on a career as a political journalist with contributions during 1922 to "L'Émancipateur" and, in 1925, to its successor journal, "Le Combat" (of which he would later become editorial director).
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Right up to his death in 1969, Hem Day published dozens of books and essays, generally under the imprimatur of "Éditions Pensée et action" (Paris-Brussels). As he himself insisted, "You can never say it enough: anarchism is order without government, it is peace without violence. It is the precise
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of Brabant" (military tribunal) on 19 July 1933: they faced what seems to have been some form of quasi-judicial process. They were very far from being the first to refuse to perform military service. Many Flemish nationalists had done so during, and then in the aftermath, of the First World War. But
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powerfully confirmed. Later during 1937, having returned home, he participated in a conference opposing militarism, and addressed fellow delegates: "To embark on a revolution ... employing extreme violence, appears today as an absurd obscenity. Just the same as a war. The interdependence of nations
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Dieu's passionate hatred for war quickly expanded into involvement in a more broadly-based political anarchism and activism. During the early 1920s he played an active role in the post-war reconstruction of the Libertarian Movement, participating on 7 January 1923 at the first congress of the Belgian
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The encounters with the military tribunal in 1933 gained lasting recognition across francophone Europe for Hem Day as a principled and eloquent antimilitarist. During his final decades he focused on editorial work. His pacifist convictions were never far from the surface. Between 1932 and 1939
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1927 saw the inauguration at Brussels of the "Comité International de Défense Anarchiste". The organisation was mandated to come to the assistance of comrades who found themselves becoming victims of "social vindictiveness". Hem Day was nominated to serve as its secretary, a responsibility which he
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was characterised by a succession of atrocities against the civilian population which were often well publicised. It lasted slightly more than four years, and when it ended Marcel Dieu had become a convinced atheist with a life-long commitment to fighting against the bestiality and atrocity of war.
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broadcasting studios, he visited the frontline. He had arrived as the fighting was intensifying and, as he saw matters, degenerating into a genuine international war thanks to the intervention of increasing numbers of foreign forces. He was appalled by the ghastly consequences unfolding, and found
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and let it be known that they had done so. Others followed suit. Increasingly, these included war veterans. Public pressure reached a level at which the government felt threatened. The authorities did not know how to resolve the matter. In the end they concocted a transparently preposterous
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In December 1925 that month's Anarchist Congress appointed him to serve as Secretary-Treasurer for the Belgian federation. It was also at the 1925 congress that Dieu persuaded delegates to adopt an antimilitarist resolution, a paralysing general strike in the event of any attempt by government to
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His "editorial" output was very considerable, and included a range of pamphlets and leaflets, biographies of libertarian activists, numerous comment pieces and other articles published in the international libertarian press, along with involvement in conferences, participation in meetings dealing
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Hem Day declared from the outset, and made clear throughout with his demeanour, "I am here, not as the accused but as the accuser!" No one expected a quasi-judicial conviction. Some form of oratorical jousting was anticipated. The two defendants had both performed their military service in the
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to eighteen months. From the point of view of the authorities the affair risked becoming a self-perpetuating vicious circle. It was apparent that having served their penalties the condemned men would be recalled to the army, would resolutely refuse, and then be recalled to another court martial
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attracted significantly greater attention, both on account of the public profiles of the defendants and (which may very well have been connected to the publicity already surrounding the matter) on account of the severity of the sentences conferred. Numerous well-known, erudite and eloquent
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Between November 1927 and June 1928 he published five editions of the short-lived monthly "anti-dogmatic anti-authoritarian" journal "Rebel". He then was initiated into freemasonry, according to at least one source, in 1932 joining the Belgian "Vérité du Droit Humain" lodge.
1586: 392:" the Belgian government had recognised this fact. There was more along the same lines. Through this simple written act of protest, and the subsequent events triggered by it, the two men would become widely celebrated as "Belgium's first conscientious objectors". 469:
Among the public, the hunger strike triggered a concern that comedy might be about to transform into tragedy, and there was a growing demand for the victims at the heart of the process to be immediately released. The lawyers for the accused men,
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went against the defendants and the sentences imposed were exceptionally harsh, presumably reflecting the publicity generated and the corresponding requirement to impose an exemplary penalty. Hem Day was sentenced to a two years prison sentence:
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The reaction was not long in coming. Both men were recalled to military service, by way of a "disciplinary measure". They must re-join their units - presumably the units in which they had served when undertaking their
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A new history of the revolutionary criminals who rejected any possibility of revolution coming from the degraded masses—and turned their revolt into an individualistic one
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NĂ© le 30 mai 1902 Ă  Houdeng-Goegnies (Hainaut, Belgique), mort le 14 aoĂ»t 1969 Ă  Bruxelles ; militant, bibliographe, Ă©diteur anarchiste et pacifiste
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between 1940 and 1945, Hem Day adhered to his pacifist convictions. He was powerfully influenced during this period by the pacifist philosophy of
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organise a military mobilisation. He was also intensely involved through his pen, during the mid-1920s, in the international campaign to save
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Hem Day became involved in a celebrated and protracted case over his antimilitarist convictions in 1933, after
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supporters came along to the hearing to testify on behalf of the two men, including the activist philosopher
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at the time, who found a quiet refuge with Hem Day in Brussels, until he was able to find a ship sailing to
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opposite of everything that, whether through ignorance or simple bad faith, it is accused of being".
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Later that year, on 15 May 1937, in response to an invitation from the "Cercle d'Études Populaires" (
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gave reason to hope that it might be safe to return home to Spain. By the end of the decade it was
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Vida obra y biografias de activistas, luchadoras y luchadores anarquistas desde 1900 a nuestros dias
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Le mouvement anarchiste en Belgique francophone de 1945 à 1970: Vingt-cinq ans d’anarchie
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Hem Day's opposition to all forms of warfare presented him with a stark dilemma when the
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all became semi-permanent presences at the shop during 1930/1931, before the
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in 1927 following a trial process widely seen as flawed on many levels.
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Essai d'une bibliographie littéraire consacrée à la mine et aux mineurs
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Collection (Library of Congress), Éditions Pensée & action, 1963.
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Pol Defosse; Jean-Michel Dufays; Martine Goldberg (January 2005).
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Pol Defosse; Jean-Michel Dufays; Martine Goldberg (January 2005).
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he joined in some radio discussions and, away from the improvised
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Le rouge et le noir: Un hebdomadaire bruxellois non conformiste
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Essai de bibliographie sur l'Ĺ“uvre de GĂ©rard de Lacaze Duthiers
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in order to take part in what was still being characterised as
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Dictionnaire biographique, mouvement ouvrier, mouvement social
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Dictionnaire biographique, mouvement ouvrier, mouvement social
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Le Fascisme contre l'intelligence : Franco contra Goya
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The Brief Summer of Anarchy: The Life and Death of Durruti
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with anti-war themes and such topics as asylum rights.
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Xavier Bekaert; Marianne Enckell (18 December 2013).
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During 1937 he set of for 8: 596:internationale des rĂ©sistant(e)s Ă  la guerre 870: 868: 866: 864: 862: 860: 671:, Paris-Bruxelles, PensĂ©e et Action, 1957, 515:Aperçu de la question religieuse en Espagne 404:appeared before the government's so-called 215:German armies from the east invaded Belgium 639:, Paris-Bruxelles, PensĂ©e et Action, 1955. 437:and four years, between 1957 and 1961, as 144:. Friends and admirers such as the lawyer 28: 15: 1529:Le Journal des Proces: Justice et sociĂ©tĂ© 1492:"... Le procès LĂ©o Campion & Hem Day" 525:La lĂ©gende de la dictature chez Bakounine 418:and the formidable antifascist feminist 1671:. Nouveau millĂ©naire, DĂ©fis libertaires 1669:La pensĂ©e anarchiste et la non violence 1556:Revue belge de Philologie et d'Histoire 1382:"Hem Day (Marcel Dieu) (Vida y obra)". 1253:Hans Magnus Enzensberger; Leo Campion. 856: 659:en Belgique : sa vie, son activitĂ© 637:(1898-1954) et le socialisme libertaire 500:, but "PensĂ©e ..." reappeared in 1945. 177:is frequently identified in sources as 759:Essai de bibliographie sur l'Ĺ“uvre de 726:Essai de bibliographie sur l'Ĺ“uvre de 2185:Belgian Army personnel of World War I 720:Francisco Ferrer : un prĂ©curseur 118:(30 May 1902 – 14 August 1969) was a 7: 1643:"EphĂ©mĂ©ride Anarchiste 20 septembre" 623:(1898-1954) : sa vie, son Ĺ“uvre 605:(1898-1954) : sa vie, son Ĺ“uvre 256:proclamation of the Spanish Republic 232:Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti 1587:"La vie qui passe ou qui s'attarde" 1523:Jean-François FĂĽeg (5 March 1993). 1356:Xavier Bekaert (22 November 2018). 1336:"EphĂ©mĂ©ride Anarchiste 13 novembre" 1308:Guillaume De Gracia (5 July 2016). 1131:"EphĂ©mĂ©ride Anarchiste 1er fĂ©vrier" 1077:"Hem Day [Dieu Marcel dit]" 984:"Persoonlijke papieren van Hem Day" 875:Jean Puissant (15 September 2014). 429:In retrospect the socialist lawyer 1110:"EphĂ©mĂ©ride Anarchiste 12 juillet" 1054:La revue La Rue - complete journal 826:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1968. 817:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1968. 807:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1966. 798:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1964. 770:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1960. 764:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1961. 755:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1960. 749:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1960. 740:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1960. 731:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1960. 722:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1959. 716:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1959. 706:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1959. 685:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1957. 661:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1956. 625:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1955. 616:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1955. 607:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1955. 588:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1948. 553:, Éditions PensĂ©e et action, 1938. 517:, Action rationaliste belge, 1932. 213:broke out. Less than a week later 14: 2120:20th-century pseudonymous writers 1614:"Le pacifisme du "rouge et noir"" 1397:Mitchell Abidor (17 April 2018). 738: : l'artistocratie en action 561:, R. Debresse, Bibliothèque de l' 291:the left-wing "social revolution" 152:and his father's profession as a 1846:Bibliothèque nationale de France 1287:Document de la SuretĂ© intĂ©rieure 1045:Bernard Salmon (20 April 1970). 1010:Bernard Salmon (20 April 1970). 698:Vingt mille lieues sous les mers 474:and Deublet, returned their own 193:Marcel Camille Dieu was born at 2170:Belgian conscientious objectors 1405:. Jewish Currents, Brooklyn, NY 1255:".... A quiet life in Brussels" 1152:"EphĂ©mĂ©ride Anarchiste 14 aoĂ»t" 774:Individualisme d'harmonie chez 487:of his controversial proposal. 262:, actively sought by police in 1593:. 12 August 1933. pp. 1–2 1314:. Syllepse. pp. 316–318. 1233:"EphĂ©mĂ©ride Anarchiste 6 mars" 1177:"Hem Day, Un libertaire belge" 790:, Sa vie, sa pensĂ©e, son Ĺ’uvre 614: : essai de bibliographie 586:Non-violence et action directe 537:, F. Piton, Bibliothèque de l' 197:, a small town in francophone 1: 1204:"1918-1945: Mise en contexte" 643:Deux Frères de bonne volontĂ© 551:Alerte, voici les gaz ! 316:"Circle of People's Studies" 219:German occupation of Belgium 2155:Belgian publishers (people) 1612:Jean-François FĂĽeg (1993). 2201: 1558:. pp. 1366, 1359–1377 877:"Dieu Marcel, dit Hem Day" 521:Bakounine et sa Confession 376:and all "dissemination of 236:the state of Massachusetts 2165:Politicians from Brussels 1550:Dorien K. de Man (2014). 1456:"Objection de conscience" 745:GĂ©rard de Lacaze-Duthiers 736:GĂ©rard de Lacaze-Duthiers 531:, No. 155-156, 1935. 439:Secretary General of NATO 131:editor-publisher-compiler 97:Editor-publisher-compiler 27: 1501:. Alternative Libertaire 1433:Ad majorem Culi gloriam! 1183:. alternative libertaire 796:Bibliographie de Hem Day 409:the case of Hem Day and 306:his own preferences for 2130:Historians of anarchism 1399:"Revolutionary Bandits" 681:objecteur de conscience 483:and the abandonment by 481:conscientious objectors 360:Conscientious Objection 159:In 1933, together with 2125:Libertarian socialists 843:Le Combat syndicaliste 2160:Writers from Brussels 1047:"Hem Day (1902-1969)" 1012:"Hem Day (1902-1969)" 944:"Hem Day (1902-1969)" 836:Histoire du chant de 594:, Section belge de l' 582:, No. 123, 1946. 565:, No. 103, 1939. 529:La Brochure mensuelle 374:"pacifist propaganda" 142:libertarian socialist 108:Libertarian socialist 920:Jean-François FĂĽeg. 747: : le pacifiste 704:Louise Michel, poète 578:, Bibliothèque de l' 558:Étienne de La BoĂ©tie 541:, No. 67, 1936. 476:"livrets militaires" 386:"livrets militaires" 378:antimilitarist ideas 248:Buenaventura Durruti 94:Essayist-commentator 1360:. 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Index


Houdeng-Goegnies
La Louvière
Hainaut
Wallonia
Belgium
Evere
Brussels
Belgium
Editor-publisher-compiler
Militant
antimilitarist
Libertarian socialist
Belgian
book dealer
essayist
editor-publisher-compiler
militant
antimilitarist
libertarian socialist
Paul-Henri Spaak
a vegetarian
butcher
LĂ©o Campion
"livret militaire"
First World War
Houdeng-Goegnies
Wallonia
a vegetarian
World War I

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