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955:) to the well documented atrocities committed by the French in their colonial empire, especially Indochina. He re-iterated his commitment to anti-semitism, although he insisted that he did not know of and entirely repudiated the holocaust despite having advocated the deportations of French Jewry. In the letter Brasillach insists that Franco-German relations would inevitably continue to improve and that the occupation had ultimately brought the two nations closer together. While these statements would have shocked many at the time, when one considers the rapid rapprochement between the two nations post-war, the general idea of Franco-German unity he expressed in some way presages the development of Franco-German cooperation and the pivotal role of the two nations in the European Community/Union, although the causes of this rapprochement may not have been what he foresaw. Brasillach also re-iterated his commitment to fascism and argued that, whether it survived as an ideology or not, the generation of the class of 1960 would doubtless look back on and consider German fascism with a sense of awe. Brasillach also argued that he believed that the spirit of fascism should be mixed with the English sense of liberty and free expression, despite the apparent contradiction in terms. 744:
with Italian fascism. Catherine, desiring a more stable relationship, eventually marries a Communist she has met at the office where she works, François. Patrice leaves Italy and serves a five-year stint in the Foreign Legion, where he befriends a young Nazi. After his time in the Legion, Patrice goes to work in Nazi Germany, where he finds Nazi ritual (e.g. Nuremberg rallies, the banners and marches) very engaging. Patrice learns from a friend from his Paris days that François has become a fascist, having turned from both Communism and the Third Republic following the
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mainly on the process of aging and turning 30; dialogue, in the form of a play, between François and Catherine and Catherine and Patrice in the mid-1930s; a series of "documents" François has put together in a scrap book about the Spanish Civil War; and finally a "speech" ("discours"), in which Catherine describes her thoughts as she travels to meet François in hospital.
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in which the extreme right rioted against government "corruption" and perhaps planned to overthrow the state. Ten years after he last saw Catherine, Patrice returns to Paris to visit Catherine and she agrees to go away with him but asks for a few days to collect her thoughts. She decides to stay with
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The book begins with the courtship of Patrice and Catherine, two students, in Paris in the 1920s. At one point the young couple meet two children, who are also called Patrice and Catherine and who claim to be a couple. His studies completed, Patrice leaves to work in Italy, where he becomes enamoured
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In this 'letter', written while Brasillach was awaiting trial, the author expressed his thoughts and hopes to a future generation. He argued that he had few regrets about his social and political role in World War II era France. He admitted that certain excesses had occurred under the occupation but
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The title of the book stems from the seven styles in which it is written: a narrative of Patrice and Catherine's time together in the 1920s; letters exchanged between Patrice and Catherine while Patrice is in Italy; Patrice's journal entries while he is in Germany; a series of reflections or maxims,
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The book is very sympathetic to fascism as a regenerating ideology. However, given his future as a collaborator, readers may be surprised that Communism and socialism are not attacked outright and that the "Patrice" character mentions several times that Nazism may not be as enduring as fascism and
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Brasillach wrote both fiction and non-fiction. While his fiction dealt with love, life and politics in his era, his non-fiction dealt with a great variety of themes, ranging from drama, great literary figures and contemporary world events. His work in the realm of cinema history (see below) was
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Brasillach was tried in Paris on 19 January 1945. The trial judge had served under Vichy. The prosecutor reiterated Brasillach's vehement antisemitism, linked his praise of Germany and denunciation of the Resistance to SS massacres in France and played upon
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Brasillach sought to protect his own legacy as his life drew to a close. He composed several works while awaiting trial and execution, including a collection of verse and a letter to French youth of the future, explaining and justifying his actions
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and began to criticize the Vichy state. He joined a group of French authors and artists in a trip to meet with German counterparts in Weimar and in November 1942 he supported the German militarisation of the unoccupied zone
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during the closing days of the Occupation. Brasillach called out "But all the same, long live France!" ("Vive la France quand même!") immediately before his execution. He was buried in the cimetière de
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he was unrepentant about his fascism, his anti-Semitism or his wartime activity, although he insisted that he had no idea that deported French Jews were being murdered.
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and wrote, on his return to France, that he had gone from embracing a collaboration due to reason and rationality to being a collaborator for reasons of the heart ("
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François instead, but François misunderstands and believes she has left him. François leaves France without a word and joins the Nationalist cause in the
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The death sentence caused an uproar in French literary circles and even some of Brasillach's political opponents protested. Resistance member and author
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Jean-Luc Barré, « Brasillach, Robert (1909-1945) », Dictionnaire de Gaulle, Paris, Éditions Robert Laffont, coll. Bouquins, 2006, p. 147.
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Below is a list of Brasillach's oeuvre (fiction, non-fiction and poetry), including posthumous works. Certain works have been briefly summarised.
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Quatre procès de trahison devant la cour de justice de Paris: Paquis, Buchard, Luchaire, Brasillach (réquisitoires et plaidoiries)
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shared similar political beliefs and that "views that earn their advocates the death penalty are bound to be worthy of esteem."
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to commute the sentence. This petition was signed by many of the leading lights of the French literary world, including
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that Frenchmen may have to fight the Germans in the future. Also, it is of note that Catherine, who calls herself a "
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Philippe D'Hugues, "Brasillach et l'Allemagne", in La Nouvelle Revue d'Histoire, Numero 50, 2010 at p. 47-48
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Philippe D'Hugues, "Brasillach et l'Allemagne", in La Nouvelle Revue d'Histoire, Numero 50, 2010 at p. 47
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A soldier in 1940, Brasillach was captured by the Germans and held prisoner for several months after the
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Brasillach was fascinated by the cinema and in 1935 co-wrote a detailed critical history of that medium,
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on 31 March 1909, the son of Lieutenant Arthémile Brasillach, who served in the colonial regiment of
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as a "masterpiece of cretinism" in which Hitler appeared to be "a sort of enraged teacher."
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The Ideological Hero in the Novels of Robert Brasillach, Roger Vailland & Andre Malraux
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Grand Illusion: The Third Reich, the Paris Exposition, and the Cultural Seduction of France
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Wesseling, H. L. (2002). "Chapter 6: Robert Brasillach and the Temptation of Fascism".
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Portraits. Barrès, Proust, Maurras, Colette, Giraudoux, Morand, Cocteau, Malraux, etc.,
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features the recitation of Brasillach's "Testament", written before his execution.
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Philippe d'Hughes, "L'étincelante génération Brasillach" 41 (March–April 2009)
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Jean Lacouture, La raison de l'autre, Montesquieu, Mauriac, Confluences, 2002.
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was both aware and appreciative of Brasillach, stating that Brasillach and
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Je suis partout (1930-1944). Les maurrassiens devant la tentation fasciste
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De collaborationiste de raison, je suis devenu collaborationiste de coeur
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sentiments by repeatedly drawing the jurors' attention to the author's
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Robert Fulford's column about Marguerite Duras & Robert Brasillach
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Certain ideas of France: essays on French history and civilization
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contrasted the Germans' worst crimes against Frenchmen (e.g. the
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paper founded by dissidents from the Action Française and led by
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politicians, and in the summer of 1944 signed the call for the
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The Collaborator: The Trial and Execution of Robert Brasillach
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Association for the Defence of the Memory of Marshal Pétain
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but later embraced a more committed germanophile policy of
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Fascist Ego: A Political Biography of Robert Brasillach
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of French fascism" and a martyr to the extreme right.
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La Question juive, articles de Brasillach et Cousteau
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Les 700 rédacteurs de « Je suis partout »
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After the liberation of France in 1944, he was 3876:Nazi collaborators shot at the Fort de Montrouge 3757: 1674: 1629:NOXIOUS WORDS, HEINOUS ACTS, THE POWER OF SPEECH 1568:Translation of Notre Avant-Guerre/Before the War 1293: 929: 3801:Writers from Occitania (administrative region) 1486:"Denise Isabelle Roger Song Texts | LiederNet" 1457:(University of California Press, 1999)at p. 85 1213: 844:Léon Degrelle et l'avenir de « Rex » 661:used Brasillach's texts in some of her songs. 615:has praised the author's intellectual oeuvre. 419:Legion of French Volunteers Against Bolshevism 258:(re-edited in 1943), with his brother-in-law, 3866:World War II prisoners of war held by Germany 2689: 1660: 3851:French Army personnel killed in World War II 1235:see Maurice Bardeche and Robert Brasillach, 3664:Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Déportation 2974:Center of Contemporary Jewish Documentation 2703: 2017:Fédération d'action nationale et européenne 1378:, University of Chicago Press, 2009, p. 204 945:(Letter to a Soldier of the Class of 1960). 567:Lettre à un soldat de la classe de soixante 368:. Brasillach was also greatly impressed by 2696: 2682: 1667: 1653: 1094:Montherlant entre les hommes et les femmes 576:Brasillach's trial and execution inspired 155:, a nationalist newspaper which advocated 31: 1580: 1321: 1319: 1317: 622:celebrates the author's work and legacy. 620:Association des Amis de Robert Brasillach 1361:(éd. La Table ronde, 1973, rééd. 1987); 1133: 723:(How The Time Passes By), nominated for 18:French author and journalist (1909–1945) 3861:French prisoners of war in World War II 3786:People affiliated with Action Française 3702:List of Holocaust memorials and museums 2984:Timeline of deportations to death camps 2198:National Council of European Resistance 1453:Antoine de Baecque and Serge Toubiana, 702:(The Spark Thief/The Stealer of Sparks) 3758: 3683:Mémorial des Martyrs de la Déportation 3189:Vichy Holocaust collaboration timeline 1512: 1441: 1402: 1387: 1314: 1169: 625: 466: 3856:French people convicted of war crimes 2677: 2027:French and European Nationalist Party 1648: 1325: 904:, a biography of the famous dramatist 136: 3264:Police collaboration in Vichy France 417:, toured the Eastern Front, visited 376:movement. By contrast, he described 3690:Mémorial national de la déportation 1096:(Montherlant between Men and Women) 1087:Hugo et le snobisme révolutionnaire 999:(Berenice) (play, first run - 1957) 591:noted that his death made him the " 13: 2223:Sovereignty, Identity and Freedoms 2022:Federation of Nationalist Students 1769:French National-Collectivist Party 1535: 1059:Vingt lettres de Robert Brasillach 1033:(On the Edge of Daphnis and Chloé) 943:Lettre à un soldat de la classe 60 734:(The Seven Colors), nominated for 657:Twentieth century French composer 14: 3897: 1608: 1570:by Robert Brasillach, Peter Tame 1151:from the original on 23 June 2016 1089:(Hugo and Revolutionary Snobbism) 443:in 1943 by the even more extreme 3846:Holocaust perpetrators in France 3816:20th-century French male writers 2092:Revolutionary Nationalist Groups 1006:(Journal of a (Pre)Occupied Man) 556:, was later buried next to him. 3841:École Normale Supérieure alumni 3831:20th-century French LGBT people 3826:French male non-fiction writers 3535:Marie-Claude Vaillant-Couturier 2087:Rassemblement National Français 1520:. University of Chicago Press. 1478: 1460: 1447: 1426: 1417: 1408: 1368: 1347: 1326:Smith, Blake (19 August 2019). 1305: 1281: 1268: 969:Anthologie de la poésie grecque 909:Histoire de la guerre d’Espagne 875:This short work chronicles the 342:Politics and wartime activities 1255: 1242: 1229: 1201: 1188: 1175: 1127: 1117:(Re-reading Robert Brasillach) 1038:Nouvelle prière sur l'Acropole 839:(Theater Directors/Organizers) 795: 548:in the 20th Arrondissement of 203:, at the time a school of the 183:Robert Brasillach was born in 1: 3811:20th-century French novelists 3745:Vichy anti-Jewish legislation 3735:History of the Jews in France 2979:Vichy anti-Jewish legislation 2549:Active publications and media 1819:Revolutionary Social Movement 1357:see: Pierre-Marie Dioudonnat 1290:(Les éditions de Paris, 1947) 1121: 1040:(New Prayer on the Acropolis) 895:songs reprinted in its pages. 306:films from directors such as 195:, and Marguerite Brasillach, 3791:Groupe Collaboration members 3123:Jeunesse Populaire Française 3087:Carl-Heinrich von Stülpnagel 2203:National Republican Movement 1738:Antisemitic League of France 1676:Far-right politics in France 1414:"Quatre procès de trahison". 1276:La Nouvelle Revue d'Histoire 1263:La Nouvelle Revue d'Histoire 1208:On the history of film style 1196:On the history of film style 1183:On the history of film style 1115:Relectures Robert Brasillach 1031:En marge de Daphnis et Chloé 971:(Anthology of Greek Poetry) 962:Chénier, La Pensée française 930:Posthumously published works 393:. He wrote in favour of the 370:José Antonio Primo de Rivera 334:which he hoped to film with 178: 7: 3836:Lycée Louis-le-Grand alumni 3229:Louis Darquier de Pellepoix 3169:Louis Darquier de Pellepoix 2163:Equality and Reconciliation 1825:Service d'ordre légionnaire 1054:(A Generation in the Storm) 1052:Une génération dans l'orage 985:(Letters Written in Prison) 644:Brasillach is described in 413:He visited the site of the 10: 3902: 2067:Organisation Armée Secrète 2012:European Rally for Liberty 1278:, Numéro 50, 2010 at p. 46 1265:, Numero 50, 2010 at p. 45 1026:(Commentary on La Varende) 1024:Commentaire sur La Varende 953:Oradour-sur-Glane massacre 244:particularly influential. 3710: 3653: 3548: 3478: 3425: 3272: 3209: 3139: 3100: 2992: 2964: 2881: 2828: 2711: 2625: 2548: 2502: 2241: 2110: 1992: 1841: 1723: 1682: 1004:Journal d'un homme occupé 983:Lettres écrites en prison 964:(Chénier: French Thought) 822:1935 (re-edited in 1943) 810:Le Procès de Jeanne d'Arc 692: 612:Nouvelle Revue d'Histoire 569:(Lettre), see below). In 559: 447:. He was a member of the 247: 238: 123: 113: 99: 95: 87: 82:Execution by firing squad 77: 57: 42: 30: 23: 3117:Parti Populaire Français 2503:Ideologies and movements 869:Defenders of the Alcazar 805:(The Presence of Virgil) 684: 672:dedicated to Brasillach 601:Pierre Drieu La Rochelle 201:École normale supérieure 199:Redo. He studied at the 159:movements and supported 37:Robert Brasillach (1938) 3796:French literary critics 3249:Charles du Paty de Clam 3149:Anti-Jewish legislation 2858:French Riviera roundups 2705:The Holocaust in France 2032:Front Algérie Française 861:Les Cadets de l'Alcazar 445:Pierre-Antoine Cousteau 346:He became an editor of 138:[ʁɔbɛʁbʁazijak] 3720:Antisemitism in France 3640:André and Magda Trocmé 3445:Antoinette Feuerwerker 3224:Louis-Ferdinand Céline 2662:Algiers putsch of 1961 2648:6 February 1934 crisis 2213:Rassemblement National 2153:Carrefour de l'Horloge 1814:National Popular Rally 850:and the Future of the 746:6 February 1934 crisis 700:Le Voleur d'étincelles 552:. His brother-in-law, 433:of all members of the 225:6 February 1934 crisis 167:following a trial and 3821:French male novelists 3776:People from Perpignan 3570:Le Chambon-sur-Lignon 3111:Devisenschutzkommando 1743:Breton National Party 1587:Westport, Connecticut 1544:by William R. 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Index


Perpignan
Arcueil
Execution by firing squad
Conviction(s)
Treason
Death
[ʁɔbɛʁbʁazijak]

Je suis partout
fascist
Jacques Doriot
executed
Charles de Gaulle
collaborationism
Perpignan
Marshall Lyautey
Morocco
née
École normale supérieure
University of Paris
novelist
literary critic
Action française
Charles Maurras
6 February 1934 crisis
Place de la Concorde
Histoire du cinéma
Maurice Bardèche
Georges Sadoul

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