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Jean Galtier Boissiere

Jean Galtier-Boissiere was a writer , polemicist , journalist French and Parisian born on 26 December 1891.

Parisian family he was drafted into the army in 1911 for three years, but he did leave in 1918. He participated in the retreat in September 1914 and advanced to the Marne. He will leave his memories of infantry, marching in one direction then the other without understanding what happens in his novel The flower in the gun. Then follows a long period of war buried.

He created a trench newspaper The Crapouillot which began with a few mimeographed sheets and became a major newspaper after the war. He worked at another newspaper, the chained duck , giving him her paw polemicist. Disagreeing with the influence of Communists in the journal he left during the Spanish Civil War ^Works

The bachelor life, Editions de France, 1930
My journal during the Occupation, La Jeune Parque, 1944. ( OCLC 7240636 )
My journal since the Liberation, La Jeune Parque, 1945
The beautiful love. Grnd, 1945 ( OCLC 25250478 )
Betrayal in the tradition of the marshals, followed by a life of Philippe Omer Ptain. Trmois, 1945 ( OCLC 23414921 )
Three heroes, La Jeune Parque, 1947. ( OCLC 58965573 )
My diary in the phony peace, La Jeune Parque, 1947. ( OCLC 2877633 )
My diary in the big mess in La Jeune Parque, 1950. ( OCLC 35593158 )
Memoirs of a Parisian, The Roundtable, Volume 1 (1839-1919), 1960, Volume 2 (1919-1938), 1961, Volume 3 (1939-1960), 1963. ( OCLC 6034001 )
Greenfield
The good life, 1925
The flower in the rifle, ditions Baudinire, 1928
Far from Riflet
The basket of crabs, ten years of literary life
A winter Souchez