213:(CGPF). This was soon abandoned in favor of reforming the CGPF from within, but there was resistance by the CGPF. On 9 July 1936, Brenot proposed to the Parisian Metallurgy Industry Syndicate and the General Electrical Construction Syndicate to form an inter-syndicate committee of active employers for the purpose of social action propaganda. After a difficult summer the CGPF began internal reforms, and Brenot agree to participate. Colonel Paul Brenot was the driving force in persuading the CGPF to form a social committee. He made sure it did not include Alexandre Lambert-Ribot, secretary of the
206:, who called it the "American radio bluff" and pointed out that almost all radio frequencies, transmitter and programs were controlled by a small number of powerful corporations. From 1934 Brenot was president of the Chambre Syndicale des Industries Radioélectriques (CSIR), which brought together 35 of the most important companies in the radio industry.
189:. As director of the SFR, Brenot was a delegate to the International Wireless Conference in Washington in 1927. Brenot, as vice-president of the Syndicat Professionel des Industries Radioélectriques, became a member of the lobbying group Radio-Agricole Française (RAF), founded in 1927 by the former minister of agriculture
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After their relationship settled down, Brenot's Comité de prévoyance et d'action sociale (CPAS) worked closely with the CGPF. The CPAS presented itself as an organization of small and medium-sized enterprises, "responsible for creating the employers' union and the collaboration of classes". The CPAS
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company, for which Brenot was later criticized. In his defense, Brenot said that
Telefunken's permanent representative in Paris, Doctor Schultz, was a former composer and virtuoso pianist with whom he had formed cordial relations before the war, and who was liberal, anti-militaristic and anti-Nazi.
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in 1932 that one should distinguish between listening to radio stations and merely hearing them. Brenot was an advocate of privatized radio stations along the
American model, where most European nations supported nationalization. Brenot's position was attacked by the radio journalist
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in the northwest of Paris. Brenot left the army to become technical director of the SFR. In 1924 Brenot and his first wife bought the HĂ´tel de Rieux, which had become the HĂ´tel Amelot de
Bisseuil in the 17th century. In 1938 he published a work on the building called
249:(1939–45) Brenot had the title of technical director of the SFR, but was the right-hand man of the owner, Émile Girardeau. Under the German occupation there were very friendly relations between the CSF and the German
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In the inter-war years the ability to pick up foreign radio signals depended on many factors, including weather, time of day, signal frequency and strength and the listener's equipment and location. Brenot noted in
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99:(19 September 1880 – 19 August 1967) was a French engineer and industrialist who was active in the development of radio in France. He was an advocate of free enterprise and had
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Paul Brenot (July–September 1926), "L'Industrie de la radioélectricité, son importance, son évolution, ses besoins, son avenir",
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156:(1914–18) Captain Paul Brenot headed the second group of the Military Telegraphic Service. Members of the group included
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In June 1936, Brenot undertook to form a group of employers that would support social policy as an alternative to the
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opinions. He was criticized after World War II for working too closely with the German occupiers of France.
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in creating military radiotelegraphy. He was an important contributor to development of the
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Discours ... au banquet donné à l'occasion du 8e Salon de la T. S. F.... 4 septembre 1931
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in 1899. He graduated as an engineer, and from 1904 to 1919 collaborated with
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launched a vigorous campaign against the 40-hour work week, the
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140:. In 1910 Brenot was a pioneer in mounting a SFR radio set on a
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301:, Paris: Syndicat professionnel des industries radio-Ă©lectrique
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History of
Nonlinear Oscillations Theory in France (1880–1940)
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Radio and the
Politics of Sound in Interwar France, 1921-1939
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and representative of the heavy industry oligarchy.
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Les Mondes ultra-atomiques et le problème de la vie
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747:(in French), BnF: Bibliotheque nationale de France
274:Société d'encouragement pour l'industrie nationale
225:(CGT) and the communists. Brenot was supported by
693:Radio's New Wave: Global Sound in the Digital Era
362:Un professeur d'énergie : le général Ferrié
292:, preface by Gustave Auguste Ferrié, Paris: Plon
690:Loviglio, Jason; Hilmes, Michele (2013-06-19),
624:La radioélectricité en France sous l'Occupation
398:LĂ©gislation applicable aux centrales thermiques
344:Un vieil hôtel du Marais, du XIVe au XXe siècle
120:, Ardèche, on 19 September 1880. He joined the
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337:(quatre conférences), Paris: impr. V. Duperret
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178:Compagnie générale de la télégraphie sans fil
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211:Confédération générale du patronat français
644:(in French), Presses Univ. Franche-Comté,
333:Paul Brenot; Louis Germain-Martin (1938),
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803:The Politics of French Business 1936–1945
719:La Plus longue des RĂ©publiques: 1870-1940
364:(Discours), Paris: Impr. de André Tournon
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670:, Springer International Publishing,
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503:Paul Brenot (b. 1880) – Smithsonian
324:Paul Brenot; Louis Germain-Martin,
317:Les Meilleurs RĂ©cepteurs de T.S.F.
130:Société française radio-électrique
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353:Les Meilleurs appareils de T.S.F.
223:Confédération générale du travail
664:Ginoux, Jean-Marc (2017-05-26),
241:World War II and later (1939–67)
806:, Cambridge University Press,
780:, Cambridge University Press,
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144:airplane. He was head of the
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351:Pierre HĂ©mardinquer (1939),
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315:Pierre HĂ©mardinquer (1937),
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326:L'Unité d'action patronale
257:Paul Brenot died in 1967.
172:Inter-war period (1918–39)
554:Mollier & George 1994
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282:HĂ´tel Amelot de Bisseuil
187:Un vieil HĂ´tel du Marais
116:Paul Brenot was born in
73:, Hauts-de-Seine, France
744:Paul Brenot (1880–1967)
112:Early years (1880–1918)
90:Engineer, industrialist
638:Dard, Olivier (1999),
389:Le Siècle de la T.S.F.
126:Gustave-Auguste Ferrié
760:Paul Brenot (b. 1880)
227:Claude-Joseph Gignoux
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235:Louis Germain-Martin
150:télégraphie sans fil
146:wireless telegraphy
122:École Polytechnique
32:Paul Brenot in 1927
162:Maurice de Broglie
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166:Lucien LĂ©vy
154:World War I
101:corporatist
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79:Nationality
20:Paul Brenot
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