- Félicien
Robert Challaye (1
November 1875 – 26
April 1967) was a
French philosopher, anti-colonialist and
human rights activist. Félicien
Challaye was born on...
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Ryder was the only
female nominee.
Notable figures such as Félicien
Challaye, Che Guevara,
Woody Guthrie,
Florence Jaffray Harriman,
Harold Holt, Kathleen...
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suffering among the natives.
Major critics included Albert Londres, Félicien
Challaye, and Paul Monet,
whose books and
articles were
widely read.
While the first...
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spite of many
obstructions placed in his path. When his deputy, Félicien
Challaye, put the embarr****ing
report before the
National ****embly, the
report was...
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defeat in 1940.
Georges Suarez was shot in 1944.
Robert Desnos, Félicien
Challaye,
Achille Dauphin-Meunier, Jean Anouilh,
Marcel Aymé, Léon-Paul
Fargue et...
- Saint-Pierre
Cornelius Castoriadis Jean Cavaillès
Vincent Cespedes Félicien
Challaye Guillaume de
Champeaux Georges Chapouthier Bernard Charbonneau Daniel Charles...
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minimize its
media coverage; the only
journalist present was Félicien
Challaye,
correspondent for Le Temps, who
accompanied Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza...
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Catalan anti-militarist, feminist, and women's
health activist Félicien
Challaye (1875–1967) –
French philosopher and
pacifist Émile
Chartier (1868–1951)...
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Pierre Clarac (lettres, 1927–1932)
George Cœdès (Allemand) Félicien
Challaye (Philosophie)
Georges Colomb (Sciences naturelles) Émile
Coornaert (Histoire)...
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among French socialists,
including philosopher and
politician Félicien
Challaye, who
endorsed the Neo-Destour. However, in Tunisia, the Neo-Destour had...
