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was the German governor, and produced a series of "black lists" of authors forbidden to be read, circulated or sold in Nazi Occupied France. These included anything written by a Jew, a communist, an Anglo-Saxon or anyone else who was anti-Germanic or anti-fascist. Aragon and
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Gardner, who calls the translation "pedestrian" and deems the rest of Aragon's writings on Carroll's nonsense poetry full of factual errors, says that there is no evidence that Aragon intended any of it as a joke.
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in support of her stating Berton "“use terrorist means, in particular murder, to safeguard, at the risk of losing everything, what seems to her— rightly or wrongly — precious beyond anything in the world”.
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on the occasion of Stalin's death in March 1953, Aragon was forced to make excuses to his critics, who judged the drawing iconoclastic. Through the years, he had been kept informed of
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Sponsored by Thorez, Aragon was elected, in 1950, to the central committee of the PCF. His post, however, did not protect him from all forms of criticism. Thus, when his journal
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Louis Aragon was born in Paris. He was raised by his mother and maternal grandmother, believing them to be his sister and foster mother, respectively. His biological father,
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s literary supplement – in 1972), Aragon was free to return to his surrealist roots. During the last ten years of his life, he published at least two further novels:
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He participated with his wife in the setting up of the National Front of Writers in the Southern Zone. This activism led him to break his friendly relationship with
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was re-opened after the Liberation, and Aragon again became its lead, first with Bloch then alone after Bloch's death in 1947. The newspaper, which counted
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He was and still is a popular poet in France because many of his poems have been set to music and sung by various composers and singers: Lino LĂ©onardi,
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At the Liberation, Aragon became one of the leading Communist intellectuals, assuming political responsibilities in the
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in Switzerland in 1943 after being smuggled out of occupied France by his friend and publisher
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journal was strongly involved in the mobilization of French intellectuals in favour of the
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Free from both his marital and editorial responsibilities (having ended publication of
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European Literature from Romanticism to Postmodernism: A Reader in Aesthetic Practice
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in commemoration of the role of foreigners in the Resistance, which celebrated the
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in 1929, "shortly before he completed his transition from Snarxism to Marxism", as
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Ideological Storms: Intellectuals, Dictators, and the Totalitarian Temptation
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before his execution on 21 February 1944. This poem was then set to music by
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In March 1937, Aragon was called on by the PCF to head the new evening daily
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in 1968 led him to a critical preface published in a translation of one of
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repression by his Russian-born wife, and so his political line evolved.
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media before and during World War II, going underground for most of the
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Resistance movement. His poetry was published along texts by Vercors (
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Beside his journalistic activities, Louis Aragon was also CEO of the
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puts it. Witness the key stanza of the poem in Aragon's translation:
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First International Congress of Writers for the Defence of Culture
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led to its ceasing publication in 1972. It was later re-founded.
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The Facts on File Companion to World Poetry: 1900 to the Present
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Servitude et Grandeur des Français. ScÚnes des années terribles
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Ils le traquĂšrent avec des gobelets ils le traquĂšrent avec soin
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starting in the 1940s. Aragon and Triolet collaborated in the
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as one of their own, and Aragon published his translation of
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Members of the Front National (French Resistance) movement
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Moorehead, Caroline. 2011. A Train in Winter. Pages 21–22.
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in 1967, etc. The EFR also published the first novel of
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in 1953. But they also published other writers, such as
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Francs-Tireurs et Partisans de la Main d'Oeuvre Immigrée
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During the war, Aragon wrote for the underground press
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were both on these "Otto Lists" of forbidden authors.
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Association des Écrivains et Artistes RĂ©volutionnaires
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Ils menacĂšrent sa vie avec une action de chemin de fer
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In 1933, he began to write for the party's newspaper,
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Ils le poursuivirent avec des fourches et de l'espoir
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Rowman & Littlefield. 15 May 2022. 217:, Aragon released a 29 portrait piece in 3654:French military personnel of World War I 3533:Exposition Internationale du SurrĂ©alisme 1056:(1958) (published in English in 1959 as 453:In 1939, he married Russian-born author 294:The French surrealists had long claimed 1382: 351:, Louis Aragon also became, along with 347:Apart from working as a journalist for 132:movement in France. He co-founded with 1221:En Ă©trange pays dans mon pays lui-mĂȘme 818:, or Russian writers belonging to the 1552:Arana, R. Victoria (1 January 2008). 115: 7: 2023:poem with music, listenable on-line. 1522: 1520: 1493: 1491: 1489: 1121:Les Aventures de Jean-Foutre La Bite 854:, but also less known poets such as 603:affair, mainly the last letter that 373:journal in January 1937, along with 3599:Recipients of the Lenin Peace Prize 1558:. 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Index

Louis Andrieux
an older white man wearing a dark suit stands in an interior in front of bookshelves and a painting
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surrealist
André Breton
Philippe Soupault
Littérature
Communist Party
Académie Goncourt
Nobel Prize in Literature

Man Ray
Louis Andrieux
Forcalquier
godfather
First World War
Dadaism
Surrealism
André Breton
Philippe Soupault
Germaine Berton
La Révolution surréaliste
fellow traveller
French Communist Party
L'Humanité
Maurice Thorez
First International Congress of Writers for the Defence of Culture
Victor Serge
Leon Trotsky

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