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Louis Aragon



Aragon, Louis - lwē ärägôNˈ, 1897–1982, French writer. One of the founders of surrealism in literature, Aragon abandoned that philosophy for Marxism after a trip to the USSR in 1931. He was a leader of the Resistance during World War II, and he edited the radical Paris daily Ce Soir and later the Communist weekly Les Lettres françaises. Aragon's   Read More...

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    Holy Week: A Novel
    by Louis Aragon, Haakon Chevalier. 547 pgs.



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