Jean-Richard Bloch
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Jean-Richard Bloch (May 25, 1884 – March 15, 1947) was a French writer (critic, novel, playwright).
He was a member of the French Communist Party (PCF) and worked with Louis Aragon in the evening daily Ce soir.
[edit] Literary works
- A Publisher of "L'Effort Libre", 1910–1914 (left-wing literary magazine)
- Lévy, 1912
- ... et Compagnie, 1918 (novel)
- La nuit Kurde (novel)
- Sybilla, 1932 (novel)
- Carnaval est mort, 1920 (critic)
- A leader of "Europe" (with Jean Guéhenno)
- Offrande à la musique, 1930 (ballet)
- Destin du siècle, 1931
- Naissance d'une culture, 1936
- Toulon (a play)
- De la France trahie à la France en armes, 1949
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