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Roger Stéphane (19 August 1919 - 4 December 1994) was the name used by the French writer, Roger Worms. He originally selected it in September 1941 when he joined the "Combat" Resistance group. [1] After the Liberation he became a literary critic, author and journalist, acknowledged during his final years as a member of the Paris left wing ...
Roger Stéphane, né Roger Worms le 19 août 1919 dans le 17 e arrondissement de Paris, ville où il est mort le 4 décembre 1994 dans le 7 e arrondissement [1], est un écrivain et journaliste français, ancien résistant et cofondateur de L'Observateur.
Roger Stéphane was the name used by the French writer, Roger Worms. He originally selected it in September 1941 when he joined the "Combat" Resistance group. After the Liberation he became a literary critic, author and journalist, acknowledged during his final years as a member of the Paris left wing intellectual establishment.
Roger Stéphane (19 August 1919 - 4 December 1994) was the name used by the French writer, Roger Worms. He originally selected it in September 1941 when he joined the "Combat" Resistance group.
An early resister, Roger Stéphane, acknowledged that while his decision to engage was absurd, “it was by such absurdities that we restored our dignity as men.” For the realists, the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Paris is thus the occasion to recall that what begins in mystique almost always (and necessarily) ends in politics.
Marcel Proust, portrait souvenir, un documentaire de Roger Stéphane avec le concours de Roland Darbois, textes dits par Jean Negroni (1962).Entretiens avec F...
Roger Stéphane has 25 books on Goodreads with 21 ratings. Roger Stéphane’s most popular book is Souvenir portraits: Paris in the Belle Epoque.
