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Daniel Rops

Henri Petiot
Other names Daniel-Rops
Activity (s) writer and historian
Birth 19 January 1901
Epinal
Deaths 27 July 1965
Chambry

Henri Petiot, "said is a French writer and historian, born in Epinal on 19 January 1901 and died in Chambery on 27 July 1965.

Biography

Daniel-Rops was born in Epinal in 1901 where his father, an officer was stationed. Students of the Faculties of Law and Literature of Grenoble , he prepares the aggregation of history , to which it is received at the age of 21. He was successively professor at Chambry , Amiens and Paris , then to the Lycee Pasteur in Neuilly. In the years 1925-1930, he began his literary career with a test , our concern ( 1927 ) and a novel The dark soul ( 1929 ) and numerous articles in various periodicals, including The Correspondent , Notre Temps , La Revue the living. In 1923 he founded with Georges Gimel quarterly literary magazine "Tried" to be published from 1923 to 1924. Further syntheses of great writers, a special issue dedicated to Stendhal. it is the relay of the NRF publications and offers passages of books translated into foreign languages.

From 1931 , when it comes to closer to Catholicism , he took on the advice of Gabriel Marcel , the activities of the New Order , which he shares guidelines personalist. It contributes actively to disseminate the ideas in books that it is sometimes difficult to tell what they owe to his personal reflection or the doctrine of the movement to which it belongs and which makes him a representative of the effervescence intellectual mavericks of the 30s : the soulless world, rotating the years, elements of our destiny.

After 1935 , its links with the New Order was somewhat distended and collaborates with Catholic weekly in September and then this time. Until 1940 he published several novels (The Dark Soul in 1929 , Death, where is thy victory? in 1934 , Sword of Fire in 1939 ), biographies and essays (Psichari (1922), our concern in 1927 , The soulless world in 1930 , Rimbaud, the spiritual drama in 1935 , Pascal and our heart, Beyond our night, Reflections on the will), leader in Plon Collection "Presences", in which he published the book La France and its Army of General de Gaulle , whom he befriends. In 1941-1944, he wrote The People of the Bible and Jesus in his time, beginning a work of religious history will continue with the monumental History of the Church of Christ. After the Liberation , he gave up teaching to devote himself to his work as a historian and writer Christian, ensuring the direction of Ecclesia Review and encyclopedic collection "I know, I think, at Fayard.

Meanwhile, recovering in this undertaking some of his former comrades in the New Order, he participates in several European federalist movements, belonging to the group The Federation and the French Federalist Movement. It is from 1957 to 1963, one of the fifty governors of the European Foundation of Culture founded by Denis de Rougemont. He was elected in 1955 member of the French Academy , the same day as Jean Cocteau and Franois Albert-Buisson.

Daniel-Rops was undoubtedly the most widely read writer of the post-war France in Catholic circles.

Bibliographic Information

  • The first French edition of the Journal of Anne Frank , published in 1950 by Calmann-Levy, a preface by Daniel-Rops.
  • DRIES Daniel-Rops, Editions Pierre Cailler - Geneva, 1962.

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Preceded by
Edward Le Roy
Chair 7 of the French Academy
1955-1966
Followed by
Pierre-Henri Simon
Composition of the French Academy on the day of his election (March 3, 1955)
Number of wheelchair
by date of election 1919 Henry Bordeaux 1920 Andrew Chevrillon 1924 Georges Lecomte 1925 Auguste de Force 1927 Louis Madelin 1931 Pierre Benoit 1931 Maxime Weygand 1933 Franois Mauriac 1934 Maurice de Broglie 1934 Leon Berard 1935 Claude Farrere 1935 Georges Duhamel 1936 Lucien Lacaze 1936 Georges Grente 1936 Jacques de Lacretelle 1938 Andre Maurois 1944 Louis de Broglie 1944 Andre Siegfried 1944 Louis Pasteur Vallery-Radot 1945 mile Henriot 1946 Ernest Seilliere 1946 Robert d'Harcourt 1946 Mauritius Male 1946 Marcel Pagnol 1946 Jules Romains 1946 Henri Mondor 1946 tienne Gilson 1946 Maurice Genevoix 1946 douard Herriot 1950 Jean-Louis Vaudoyer 1952 Andr Franois-Poncet 1952 Alphonse Juin 1953 Pierre Gaxotte 1953 Fernand Gregh 1953 Antoine de Lvis-Mirepoix 1955 Jean Cocteau 1955 1955 Daniel-Rops Franois Albert-Buisson xxx xxx
Composition of the French Academy on the day of his death (July 27, 1965)
Number of wheelchair
by date of election 1933 Francois Mauriac 1935 Georges Duhamel 1936 Jacques de Lacretelle 1938 Andre Maurois 1944 Louis de Broglie 1944 Louis Pasteur Vallery-Radot 1946 Maurice Male 1946 Marcel Pagnol 1946 Jules Romains 1946 tienne Gilson 1946 Maurice Genevoix 1952 Andre Francois-Poncet 1952 Alphonse Juin 1953 Pierre Gaxotte 1953 Antoine de Lvis-Mirepoix 1955 1955 Daniel-Rops Jerome Carcopino 1956 Wladimir Ormesson 1956 Andrew Chamson 1956 Jacques Chastenet 1959 Jean Rostand 1959 Henri Troyat 1959 Marcel Achard 1959 Jean Delay 1960 Henry de Montherlant 1960 Henri Massis 1960 Rene Huyghe 1960 Rene Clair 1961 Jean Guitton 1961 Eugene Tisserant 1962 Jean Guhenno 1962 Marc Boegner 1962 Joseph Kessel 1963 Jean Paulhan 1963 Louis Armand 1964 Thierry Maulnier 1964 Marcel Brion 1964 Jacques Rueff xxx xxx

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