Re: [Cz-L] Henry Barbusse street .

France has more world famous writers we all respect and worship.
None of them have streets in Czernowitz.
 If it was not in the Shilgass I wouldnt have noticed.
Hardy
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Sylvie Gsell=20
  To: HARDY BREIER=20
  Cc: CZERNOWITZ-L=20
  Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2012 8:25 AM
  Subject: Re: [Cz-L] Henry Barbusse street .

  Dear Hardy,
  in my land, Henri Barbusse is known as a pacifist who wrote the first =
book againt war 'Le feu" (The fire) about the IWW, Goncourt prize in =
1916.
  He was poet and novelist, friend with Romain Rolland and Albert Camus.
  He visited USSR and write a book about Stalin, but he died in Moscow, =
probably murdered by Stalin's police...
  A "french bolshevik writer " ??=20
  As many people, as many jewish people, as the Bund, he was fascinating =
by the communism ideas.
  Yours
  Sylvie

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