Society of Friends
by Louis Aragon and Elsa Triolet
N° 24 Aragon journaliste, année 1934, articles de L'Humanité, Commune, La Grande Revue, Interventions d'Aragon au Comité Central du Parti Communiste français (1952-1974)
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N° 23 Aragon journaliste, année 1933, articles de Regards, Commune, Europe, L'Humanité, La littérature internationale, L'Almanach ouvrier paysan
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N° 22 Ce Soir (1937-1939) - Chronicles and articles from Aragon, Elsa Triolet, Jean-Richard Bloch, Francis Jourdain, Jean Wiener
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Editorial, click HERE
N° 21 Parlons français and articles from Ce Soir (1944-1947) - The Catholic Church and the preparation for war - Correspondence Elsa Triolet/Albert Camus
After two issues entirely devoted to articles from 1938-1939 by Aragon in Ce soir, this issue of the Annales returns to a more classic configuration. If he still gives a large place to the texts of Aragon in this same daily after the Liberation, he opens up to other authors and other questions.
The continuation of the presentation by François EYCHART, click HERE
N° 20 One day in the world (chronicle of Tonight)
second part: 1939 until the Nazi-Soviet pact
Aragon is not only a poet and a novelist, he is also a journalist and one cannot truly appreciate him in all his dimensions without having read his newspaper articles. Those which were published in Ce soir under the title Un jour du monde from September 1938 are of particular importance because they give his point of view on a crucial period, that which leads to the Second World War. They were until now available only in specialized libraries. The Annals present them. This issue reproduces the texts from 1939, until Ce soir was banned following the German-Soviet pact in August 1939.
N° 19 One day in the world (chronicles of Tonight)
first part: 1938, the Munich crisis
Aragon is not only a poet and a novelist, he is also a journalist and one cannot truly appreciate him in all his dimensions without having read his newspaper articles. Those which were published in Ce soir under the title Un jour du monde from September 1938 are of particular importance because they give his point of view on a crucial period, that which leads to the Second World War.
They were until now available only in specialized libraries. The Annals present them. This issue is about the Munich crisis.
Aragon is not only a poet and a novelist, he is also a journalist and one cannot truly appreciate him in all his dimensions without having read his newspaper articles. Those which were published in Ce soir under the title Un jour du monde from September 1938 are of particular importance because they give his point of view on a crucial period, that which leads to the Second World War.
N° 17 Correspondence Aragon-Romain Rolland
SUMMARY
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Georges Sadoul and Aragon .............................................. .................................11
François Eychart .............11
Valérie Vignaux _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_Georges Sadoul and surrealism (1925-1932)
or chronicle of an intellectual itinerary………..................................15
Aragon Three letters to Georges Sadoul…………………..............47
Georges Sadoul Paul Eluard Portrait du poète à plusieurs ages
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Georges Sadoul _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_Jacques Prévert and his universe…………...77
Georges Sadoul _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_The Bells of Basel of Aragon……………81
Georges Sadoul _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_The School of the maquis…………………………87
Elsa Triolet _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_I have no other azure than my loyalty……..117
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ARAGON AND THE GREAT SOVIET ENCYCLOPEDIA………..........133
Aragon Critique of an article on French literature……...133
_cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Presentation and annotation by François Eychart
LOUIS PARROT……………………………………………………..177
Christian Works Louis Parrot…………………………………..177
Louis Parrot _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_ Pierre Reverdy…………………………......….191
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CORRESPONDENCE ARAGON - ROMAIN ROLLAND……………......199
Presentation, comments and annotation by Dominique Massonnaud
Georges Aillaud Chronology Aragon-Triolet 1939-1945
Additions and Errors………………………………..323
N° 16 Chronology of Aragon and Elsa Triolet (1939-1945)
Francois EychartWhy a chronology of Aragon
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Appendix I _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d 210
Annex II _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d 213
Annex IIIList of articles in the French forum. 216
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Annex VI Liste des ouvrages publiés
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Appendix VII Works consulted p. 23
John Knauf Elsa Triolet and Jean Vilar's TNP p. 245
Elsa Triolet At the Festival d'Avignon, the theater of France.
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Elsa Triolet Dom Juan in Avignon, Monnier and Molière in Avignon.
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Elsa Triolet Ruy Blas at the TNP Stronger than the king: the people p. 282
Elsa Triolet Marivaux at the TNP Triumph of the theater p. 288
Elsa Triolet What was the Avant-Garde in 1896: Ubu-Roi at the TNP
_cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ The puppets p. 292
Elsa Triolet Tennesse Williams, Vinaver and Dekker.
_cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ The nice profession of actor p. 296
No. 15 The Lyssenko Affair
Francois Eychart To introduce p. 7
Fernand Séguin Aragon ausalt of the weekp. 11
Aragon and Pierre Reverdy
Bernard Leuilliot Contemporary Aragon and reader of Pierre Reverdy p. 49
Aragon 5 texts on Pierre Reverdy p. 63
Roof slates by Pierre Reverdy p. 63
The camouflaged jockeys and Period out of text by Pierre Reverdy p. 66
The Starry Sky by Pierre Reverdy p. 67
Chronicle of Bel canto (January 1946) p. 71
A black sun has set in Solesme p. 80
Guy Latry The lessons of Ribérac:
Aragon around the langue d'oc p. 84
Georges Aillaud The Martyrsp. 107
Georges Aillaud Aragon and the newspaperThe starsp. 120
The Lysenko affair
Paul Mazliak Louis Aragon introduces the debate on theories
genetics of Lyssenko p. 134
Aragon Free discussion of ideas p. 148
Jean Goldzink Two coffees, three nephews and the bill
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2 reports on Eisa Triolet and Aragon, Moscow 1958
Francois Eychart Some aspects of relationships
_cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde-3194- bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5c de-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ of Aragon and Elsa Triolet with the USSR p. 217
Olga Graevskaya Reports on Aragon and Elsa Triolet p. 222
Lucien Wasselin The blood of words (diary of a reading
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Victor Thimonier Theatre/Novel: toolbox
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Marie-Therese Eychart The declination of identities
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N° 13-14 La Pensée book 1941-1942
Francois Eychart
Why republish Free Thought? P.5
FREE THINKING #1
Editorial _cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde-3194- bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Our fight p. 16
Laroche _cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ L'avenir de la science p. 23
Jacques Bonhomme Pétain (poem) p. 43
Rameau _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d _cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Obscurantism in the 20th century p. 47
Lefranc _cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ L'offensive contre la French science p. 69
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Chronicles
La résistance _cc781905 -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d__cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d _ The Langevin Affair p. 84
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Suicides littéraires _cc781905 -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ "La Gerbe" p. 106
Les traîtres s'accusent _cc781905-5cde-3194- bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_ Two pamphlets on defeat p. 110
Three months of international politics p. 114
FREE THINKING N° 2
THE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
(Call for writers from the occupied zone and the unoccupied zone) p. 118
Editorial _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d _cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Testimony p. 121
A witness cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ A page of history: The hostages of Châteaubriant p. 138
Yves Gallouedec _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad 145
MYTHS AND ERSATZ
Joseph Delorme Dans la littérature p. 146
Sorbon _cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ L'unification de l 'Europe and the theory of large economic units p. 157
Salute to the heroes of independence p. 201
STUDIES AND CHRONICLES
Francs-Tireurs p. 210
THE FAUNA OF COLLABORATION
Goethe's Germany condemns Hitler's Germany p. 214
The ethnic delirium of Dr Montandon p. 218
Cinema and collaboration p. 223
Behind the facade of the General Secretariat for Youth p. 226
The recovery of Prussia after Jena p. 232
AMONG THE BARBARIANS
What Hitlerism did with science p. 233
IN THE SOVIET UNION
Pierre Arnault: The Soviet man p. 245
Bertrand Alix: The role of science in social life p. 251
The cultural effort of the Soviets p. 266
Government by the People p. 271
Some characteristics of science p. 274
APPENDICES
Aragon: Jacques Decour or “As I give you the example” p. 286
Dedication to Brigitte Decourdemanche p.295
Claude Morgan: Jacques Decour p. 296
Biographical and bibliographical references of Jacques Decour p. 299
Henri Lefebvre: Georges Politzer p. 302
Jean Numa Ducange: Georges Politzer p. 306
Bibliography of Georges Politzer p. 309
JJ. : Jacques Solomon p. 311
Index of biographical notices and publications p. 315
Records of persons and publications p. 317
Errata of the Annales n° 12 p. 358
N° 12 - 2010 The Drôme in arms
• François EYCHART, To introduce, p. 7
The Drôme in arms
• Jean Sauvageon, presentation, comments, bibliographical notes, supplements, chronology of La Drôme enarmes
• Drôme en Armes, the four issues and the supplements, p. 24
- N° 1, June 10, 1944, handwritten number, p. 24
- No. 1, July 10, 1944, p. 28
- No. 2, August 1, 1944, p. 45
- Supplement of August 15, 1944, p. 67
- No. 3, August 26, 1944, p. 70
- No. 4, September 5, 1944, p. 109
- Chronology of the main events mentioned in La Drôme enarmes, p. 153
• Georges Aillaud, The Stars, the Drôme in arms and the finds of Jean Sauvageon, p. 155
Studies on Aragon and Elsa Triolet
• Georges Aillaud, Anicet or the panorama, "novel", p. 166
• Philippe Goaillard, the fake Aragon family, p. 176
• Dominique Massonnaud, Realism and textual revival: Aurélien, p. 213
• Pierre-Olivier Poyard, Aragon and socialist realism, p. 226
• Lucien Wasselin, Aragon, Peace and Pigeons, p. 236
• Marie-Thérèse Eychart, Elsa Triolet, critic of Russian and Soviet literature in Les Lettres Françaises, p. 244
• Jean Knauf, the theaters of Roger Planchon in Les Lettres Françaises, p. 268
• Elsa Triolet, Four theatrical chronicles of French Letters on Roger Planchon,
- Edward II at the comedy of the Champs Elysées, p. 292
- Paolo Paoli by Arthur Adamov at the Vieux Colombier, p. 296
- The second surprise of Marivaux's Love by Roger Planchon, p. 300
- Troîlus and Cressida at the Théâtre de France, p. 304
• Arthur Adamov, René Allio and Roger Planchon, Where are we with Brecht?, p. 307
Anna Seghers in Paris
• Hélène Roussel, Paris 1935, Anna Seghers at the First International Congress of Writers for the Defense of Culture, p. 320
• Anna Seghers, Le Refuge Nouvelle presented and translated by Hélène Roussel, p. 335
N° 11 - 2009 Dictionary of literary pseudonyms in the Resistance
• François EYCHART, To introduce, p. 7
Boris Taslitzky: from Géricault to Amblard, fourteen texts on painting and art
• Isabelle Rollin-Royer
- Boris Taslitzy, painter and art writer, p. 11
- Six drawings by Boris Taslitzy, p. 30
• Boris Taslitzy
- Géricault, novel hero, p. 36
- Delacroix and French romanticism, p. 45
- Eugene Delacroix, p. 65
- A communard named Courbet, p. 70
- Plea for Eugène Fromentin, p. 85
- Marcel Gromaire, p. 91
- "Mr" Francis Jourdain, p. 94
- By re-reading Jean Lurçat, p. 98
- Jean Lurcat, p. 103
- My friend Francis Gruber, p. 106
- Alberto Giacometti, p. 109
- Marcel Gimond, p. 111
- Notes for a portrait of Louis Bancel, p. 114
- Jean Amblard and The Maquis of France, p. 117
- Twelve drawings and sculptures, p. 123
Studies on Aragon and Elsa Triolet
• Jacques Gaucheron, the heartbreak of Aragon, p. 136
• Christa Getner, In search of a German version of The Rose and the Reseda by Louis Aragon, p. 148
• Lucien Wasselin,
- On the refusal of a manuscript or Aragon, Rogissart and Les Retranchés, p. 161
- Two letters from Aragon to Jean Rogissart, p. 174
• Pierre Gamarra, The art of storytelling, p. 177
• Olga Chtcherbakova, Céline the eccentric and the "triolet kid", p. 183
Studies and testimonials
• Henri Rol-Tanguy, Letter to Lucette Dubois on the Liberation of Paris, p. 216
• Maurice Husson, Declaration before the State Court, June 9, 1944 during the trial of resistant intellectuals, p. 218
• Nicolas Devers-Dreyfus, bibliographic fragments, p. 224
Dictionary of literary pseudonyms of the resistance
• Georges Aillaud,
- Presentation of the dictionary, p. 252
- Dictionary, p. 254
- From names to pseudonyms: index, p. 351
- Bibliography, p. 365
N° 10 - 2008 French Literature and The Stars in hiding
Jean-Richard Bloch/Ilya Ehrenburg/Aragon
• François EYCHART, To introduce, p. 7
Jean-Richard Bloch/Ilya Ehrenburg/Aragon
• François Eychart, Jean-Richard Bloch under the eyes of Ilya Ehrenburg and Aragon, p. 11
• Jean-Richard Bloch
- Our friend Ilya Ehrenburg, p. 19
- Ilya Ehrenburg, p. 33
• Ilya Ehrenburg, Men, years, life, p. 37
• Klara Ichemgoulova, The Blochs in Kazan, p. 46
• Aragon, Ten years later, a man of honor, p. 48
• Jean Albertini, A document of the very first order, p. 54
• Jean-Richard Bloch, Where is Europe after six weeks of war, p. 56
• Jean-Richard Bloch, Testimony at the trial of 44 communist deputies, p. 71
• Guy Besse, Marguerite Jean-Richard France, p. 79
The fall of the third republic
• François Eychart, Geneviève Tabouis, witness to the sinking of the 3rd Republic, p. 87
• Geneviève Tabouis, They called him Cassandre (excerpt), p. 89
Studies on Aragon
• Franck Merger, the reception of Petrarch in France in the 20th century: the example of Aragon, p. 108
• Aragon, From Petrarch to Mayakovsky, p. 131
• Lucien Wasselin, Aragon and Rogissart in January 1951, p. 134
• Jean Knauf, The conscripts of 100 villages, p. 146
• Bernard Leuillot, "Girodet-Trioson or the subject in painting" by Aragon, p. 172
• Aragon, Girodet-Trioson or the subject in painting, p. 174
• François Eychart, About the publication of volume IV of the complete works of Aragon in the Pléiade, some questions to Bernard Leuillot, p. 205 and to Nathalie Piégay-Gros, p. 214
• Marie-Thérèse Eychart, Elsa Triolet journalist, p. 219
• Elsa Triolet, American Successes, p. 222
Two clandestine publications: French Letters and Stars
• Philippe Hivert, The reprinting of French Letters and Stars (1942-1944), p. 233
• François Eychart, Itinerary of Lucette Dubois, p. 241
• Lucette Dubois, Testimony of a clandestine, p. 245
• Pierre Moucherat, Hearing before the State Court, June 9, 1944, p. 250
• Journal of political prisoners at La Roquette: the PCF and Peace, p. 264
No. 9 - 2007 - David D'Angers and Aragon
Leon Moussinac
• François EYCHART, To introduce, p. 7
David of Angers
• Bernard Leuillot, Pierre-Jean David, novel, p. 11
• D. Gruffot-Papera (Aragon)
- The year of grace 1856, p. 26
- Glory to David of Angers, p. 38
• Aragon, David d'Angers and national art, p. 52
Leon Moussinac
• Rose-Marie Stolberg, Léon Moussinac, theoretician and art critic, p. 95
• Marie-Cécile Bouju, Léon Moussinac, engaged publisher (1935-1939), p. 114
• Jean Knauf, Father Juillet, an innovative writing, between Dadaism and agit-prop theatre, p. 122
• Georges Sadoul, Preface to The Ungrateful Age of Cinema, p. 132
• Gérald Colas, Why read Léon Moussinac?, p. 147
• Léon Moussinac, Leaving the Battleship Potemkin in Paris, p. 152
• Jean Paulhan, Letter to Léon Moussinac, p. 153
• Serge Eisenstein, Comrade Leon, p. 154
• Leon Moussinac
- 1921, Raymond Lefebvre, Paul Vaillant-Couturier. p. 165
- Fire, p.181
- The responsibility of talent, p. 192
- Jean Picard le Doux, p. 196
- Francis Jourdain (fragments), p. 198
- Picasso, p. 203
- Correspondence Jeanne Moussinac, Léon Moussinac, Elsa Triolet and Aragon, p. 212
Two studies on Aragon
• Lucien Wasselin, Aragon, Léon Delfosse and May-June 1940 (A contribution to "the communist archive"), p. 235
• Dominique Massonnaud, Aragon and his mother's novels: the "disorientation of reference" in Aurélien, p. 250
• Georges Aillaud, Correction, p. 265
N° 8 - 2006 - Clandestine printing works
The passion for painting; John Rollin; George Besson; Boris Taslitzky
• François EYCHART, To introduce, p. 7
Clandestine printing presses
• Alain Guérin, More than a thousand titles in the clandestine press, p. 13
• Jean Cassou, Honor to our typos comrades, p. 22
• Claude Morgan, Men like the others, p. 25
• Vercors, Of a necessary chance, p. 27
• Yvonne Desvignes, Midnight to Big Day, p. 29
• Forestier, Helmeted Ariel, p. 34
• Georges Sadoul, The Stars and the French Library, p. 41
• André Wurmser, The Clandestine Printer, p. 45
• Pierre Chaillet SJ, Pre-Resistance, p. 47
• Jean Marcenac, A history of printing, p. 49
• Jacques Gaucheron, The dream of men makes an event, p. 59
Studies on Elsa Triolet and Aragon
• Thomas Stauder, The female gaze in A Thousand Regrets by Elsa Triolet, p. 71
• Nathalie Limat-Letellier, Destroy one's own legend: female images in Listen to see by Elsa Triolet, p. 94
• Franck Merger, Feminism in Aragon at the start of the 1920s, p. 110
• Nadja Cohen, Aragon and the beginnings of cinema, p. 125
• Georges Aillaud, Aragon and the secret. True lying, anonymity, pseudonyms, p. 138
• Georges Aillaud, Aragon 1941-1944. Anonymous texts, signed with his name or a pseudonym, p. 150
• Wolfgang Babilas, Aragon's poems on Picasso, p. 158
• Jérôme Hennebert, The aesthetics of the "absolute rout" in Les Chambres d'Aragon, p. 196
• Georges Aillaud, Aragon and the plastic arts. A list of writings, p. 209
The passion for painting
• Jean Rollin, Georges Besson, art critic and paladin, p. 233
• Georges Besson, Boris Taslitzky, p. 286
• Isabelle Rollin-Royer, Interview with Boris Taslitzky on the living room of painters who witnessed their time 1952-1968, p. 293
• Boris Taslitzky, My studio, p. 303
A trio of angels (Five chapters of an unfinished novel), p. 310
N° 7 - 2005 - Ten texts from Aragon on Romain Rolland
Pathology of unhappy and enslaved France; Gaston Bensan; Jean Fonteyne
• François EYCHART, To introduce, p. 7
Gaston BENSAN
• François EYCHART, Conversation with Gaston Bensan, p. 11
• Nathalie NEYRET, Interview with Gaston Bensan, p. 65
• Gaston Bensan, New structures are being put in place, p. 72
• Aragon, Return to France, p. 74
John FONTEYNE
• Jacques Lemaître, Jean Fonteyne, elements for a biography, p. 81
Pathology of unhappy and enslaved France
• Jean ALBERTINI, Presentation, p. 107
• Doctor Roger Pierre, Pathology of unhappy and enslaved France, p. 110
4 studies on Aragon
• Cécile Narjoux, Onomastics of "the nameless woman" in the novels of Aragon, p. 133
• Serge Gaubert, Aragon: first name and surname, p. 146
• Lucien Wasselin, The land of the mines of Aragon and Fougeron, p. 154
• Urbano Tavares Rodrgues, Louis Aragon. "surrealism and the real world", p. 171•
Aragon and Romain Rolland. Ten texts from Aragon
• Dominique Massonaud, Presentation, p. 194
• ARAGON, p. 198
- The Announcer, p. 198
- We are well in February, p. 200
- About a reprint by Jean-Christophe
1. An example: Jean-Christophe, p. 204
2. Romain Rolland or the triumph of the heart, p. 207
3. Today I give the floor to Romain Rolland, p. 211
4. Olivier becomes Romain Rolland, p. 215
5. The Descent into Hell, p. 221
6. Romain Rolland and the chronology, p.226
7. Kindness as the law of the novel, p.231
- Romain Rolland in Sorbonne, p. 242
N° 6 - 2004 - Louis Aragon and Elsa Triolet in Resistance
November 1942-September 1944
Meetings of Romans-sur-Isère, 12 to 14 November 2004
Openings
• Jean SAUVAGEON, To introduce, p. 8
• Henri BERTHOLET, Jean SAUVAGEON, Jean ALBERTINI, Opening speeches, p. 13
Interventions • I- Lyon, Drôme, Isère, high places of intellectual Resistance
• Jean SAUVAGEON, the Drôme, refuge for intellectuals, p. 19
• Michel ONDARSUHU, Presentation of Aragon's speech of September 1944, p. 43
• ARAGON, Speech at the microphone of Radio Alpes-Grenoble on September 7, 1944, p. 47
• Claude SEYVE, Michel SEYVE, Chantal BRUNEL, Aragon and Alain Borne in 1940-1944, p. 53
Interventions • II- Louis Aragon and Elsa Triolet, organizers of the Resistance
• Édouard BÉGUIN, Where is the memory of fire? p. 71
• Debates, p. 85
• Bernard LEUILLIOT, Aragon otherwise known as "François La Colère", p. 88
• Guy KRIVOPISSKO, The Grévin Museum or François La Colère in the collections of the Resistance Museum, p. 100
• Daniel VIRIEUX, Aragon architect and builder of the intellectual movement, p. 109
• Debates, p. 135
• Georges AILLAUD, A comparison between two clandestine newspapers: Les Étoiles and Les Lettres françaises, p. 139
• Debates, p. 154
Interventions • III- Louis Aragon and Elsa Triolet, Resistance writers
• Daniel BOUGNOUX, Chanter son nom / au nom du chant: Three unpublished poems by François La Colère, p. 157
• Thomas STAUDER, Greatness and servitude of the French: Aragon's contribution to the Resistance through “small forms” of narration, p. 166
• François EYCHART, The presentation of the collaborator in Grandeur et Servitude des Français, p. 186
• Wolfgang BABILAS, "Roman law is no longer" (last tale of Grandeur et servitude des Français). Observations, remarks, questions, p. 193
• Marie-Thérèse EYCHART, Alexis Slavsky: a painter under occupation, p. 217
• Marjolaine VALLIN, The Grévin Museum, epic poem, p. 230
• Jean ALBERTINI, The "clandestine" works of Aragon and Elsa Triolet (1942-1944), sixty years later, p. 246
• Elsa TRIOLET, Excerpts from Les Amants d'Avignon, p. 256
• Debates, p. 258
Appendices
• Jean ALBERTINI: The "technical" eorges Ternet, p. 266
• Jean ALBERTINI: Lyon Aragon, p. 270
• Marcel ROBERT: A great lesson in civic education, p. 274
• Jean SAUVAGEON: Conversations with Mady Chancel, p. 277
• ARAGON: "History of a manuscript which was buried so many times", p. 299
• Jean SAUVAGEON: When René Montlahuc served as a liaison agent for Louis Aragon", p. 301
• Jean SAUVAGEON: Pierre Lenoir, a radio operator turned driver, p. 308
• Chronological landmarks to follow the peregrinations of René Montlahuc and Pierre Lenoir and those of Louis Aragon and Elsa Triolet, p. 319
• Jean ALBERTINI: The Drôme in arms, p. 320
• Elsa TRIOLET: "The roads of the Drôme", p. 327
• Elsa TRIOLET: "German prisoners, p. 334
• ARAGON: Letter from Louis Aragon to Jean Bonfils (unpublished), p. 337
• Elsa TRIOLET: Letter from Elsa Triolet to Jean Bonfils (unpublished), p. 338
• Photograph by Jean Bonfils, p. 339
• ARAGON: Two letters from Aragon to Alain Borne, p. 341
• Anita ESTÈVE: "Aragon poet chameleon", p. 345
• Alain BORNE: "Mr. Aupick, I'm thinking of you", p. 347
• Claude SEYVE and Michel SEYVE: A new poetic language, p. 350
• Alain BORNE: "Spring", p. 352
• ARAGON: "Spring", p. 353
• Alain BORNE: "Prayer", p. 355
• Claude SEYVE, Michel SEYVE, Chantal BRUNEL: Aragon brings Bertrand de Born and Alain Borne together, p. 358
• ARAGON and Alain BORNE: Parallel publications, p. 361
• René TAVERNIER: "Alain Borne forever found", p. 362
• Jean-louis PRAT: "The fascination of the other", p. 364
• Bibliography of Borne / Aragon relations, p. 365
• Elsa TRIOLET: Speech delivered at Saint-Donat on June 3, 1949, p. 367
• Elsa TRIOLET: Speech at the 3rd National Congress of the Union of French Women (UFF), Marseilles, June 4-6, 1949, p. 371
• Photo notebook, p. 375
• Catalog of documents from the Ione and Peter Rhodes Collection, p. 382
• Summary of interventions, p. 397
N° 5 - 2003 - The Aragon Simonov controversy
Three studies on Elsa Triolet, Aragon and Thorez, Life of the Martyrs
• François EYCHART, To introduce, p. 7
The Aragon–Simonov controversy
• François EYCHART, Some preliminary remarks, p. 9
• Louis ARAGON, Elsa TRIOLET and Constantin SIMONOV, The Controversy, Moscow 1947, p. 15
Appendices
• Louis ARAGON: Culture and people (excerpts), p. 32
• Elsa TRIOLET: The writer and the book (excerpts), p. 35
• Alexandre GUERASSIMOV: Against formalism, for a high and committed art (excerpts), p. 38
Studies
• Marie-Hélène ROUTISSEAU, Nancy, Alice, lovers from elsewhere, p. 43
• Louis ARAGON, Lewis Carroll in 1931, p. 60
• Louis ARAGON, Lewis Carroll in 1931, p. 60
• Georges SADOUL, Nancy Cunard as she was, p. 67
• Dominique MASSONNAUD, Have you read The Example of Courbet d'Aragon?, p. 71
Aragon poet of the French Resistance
• Jean ALBERTINI, Presentation, p. 89
• Hannah JOSEPHSON, Introduction, p. 91
• Malcolm COWLEY, Poet of this war, p. 92
Life of the Martyrs
Pathology of German prisons in France
published by the National Committee of Doctors
• Jean ALBERTINI, Presentation, p. 106
• Introduction, p. 113
• Pathology of German prisons in France, p. 115
Other Contributions
• François EYCHART, the affair of the Soviet planes in 1940, p. 134
Appendices:
• Louis ARAGON: The Communists (excerpts), p. 145
• Ilya EHRENBOURG: Night is falling (excerpts), p. 147
• Pierre COT: About a mission in the Soviet Union which did not take place, p. 151
• Pierre JUQUIN, "Thorézian" Aragon (For a search), p. 156
• Georges AILLAUD, The dedications of Aragon to Jacques Duclos or "the student" emancipates, p. 183
• Maryse VASSEVIÈRE, The archive of French Letters. Journalistic writing as avant-text/intertext of the latest novels, p. 198
Elsa
• Marie-Thérèse EYCHART, The Necklace Factory. Elsa Triolet disciple of Chlovski, p. 222
• Guy BESSE, Lewka, p. 245
• Agnès REY, On the blurring of genres in Les Manigances, p. 255
Summary of contributions, p. 264
N° 4- 2002 - Speech by Aragon to the Central Committee of the PCF in 1958
Five studies on The Peasant of Paris; Mayakovsky in Paris; Philippe-Auguste Jeanron
• François EYCHART, This fourth issue of the Annales, p. 7
Aragon at the Central Committee of the PCF in January 1958
• François EYCHART, Presentation, p. 9
• Louis ARAGON, Speech of January 17, 1958, p. 20
Appendices
• Laurent CASANOVA, Speech to the Central Committee of the PCF in January 1958, p. 47
• PCF, PCF resolution on the struggle for peace in Algeria, January 1958, p. 51
• Roland LEROY, “The affair of the vote for special powers”, p. 54
• Jean AMROUCHE, “A few bitter truths”, p. 61
• VERCORS, Extract from On this shore, p. 71
• Henri BARBUSSE, “To intellectual workers”, p. 72
• “The revolution first and always”, La Révolution surréaliste, p. 74
• ARAGON, Interview of Aragon in La Pravda of 1957, p. 77
• Jacques DUCLOS, Speech for the 60th anniversary of Aragon, p. 81
• JL LECERCLE, Extract from an article on Le Monument, p. 82
• Marcel CORNU, Extract from an article on Le Monument, p. 82
Fernand Leriche
• Roger BORDIER, Presentation: These ordinary men, p. 87
• Fernand LERICHE, The blow of the lion of Belfort, p. 89
• Fernand LERICHE, Tight teeth, p. 93
…
• Jean ALBERTINI, Aragon and Elsa Triolet from the Rhodes collection, p. 119
• Francis CRÉMIEUX, The Pact and the war. Testimony and document, p. 136
• Laurent NUNEZ, “La Halte du lameux”, p. 150
• Raphaël LAFHAIL MOLINO, The Small Worlds of the White Horse, p. 164
Five studies on The Peasant of Paris
• Olivier BARBARANT, Paris prose, Paris vers: two modes of Seeing at Aragon, p. 172
• Daniel BOUGNOUX, Pedestrian in the mirror decor, p. 186
• Philippe FOREST, The apotheosis of the acephalous. Le Paysan de Paris put to the test of the impossible, p. 199
• Franck MERGER, The allegory of the “cave”: philosophical and literary stakes of a passage from Le Paysan de Paris, p. 219
• Cécile NARJOUX, But where the hell did I meet this woman? or from the Zolian intertext of Nana in Le Paysan de Paris, p. 228
Vladimir Mayakovsky
• Philippe LONGUENESSE, Valdimir Maïakovski, the flesh of words, p. 239
• Valentina KHODASSEVITCH, Mayakovsky in Paris in 1924, p. 249
Philippe-Auguste Jeanron
• Bernard LEUILLIOT, Presentation: “I would like to say two words about Jeanron”, p. 267
• Philippe-Auguste JEANRON, Hope, p. 271
Summary of contributions, p. 291
N° 3 - 2001 - Around the Imperial Passengers
• François EYCHART, To introduce (Around the passengers of the imperial), p. 7
The Imperial Travelers
• Daniel BOUGNOUX, Star-Roman, p. 10
• Jean ALBERTINI, Some considerations (hors-concours) on the Travellers, p. 23
• Jacqueline BERNARD, Words, world and dead, p. 38
• Olivier BARBARANT, Unpack it for me in the dazzled blue: the romantic exhibition of the Voyageurs de l'imperiale, p. 50
• Roselyne WALLER, Representation of the family in Imperial Voyageurs: “Vertigo of disintegration”, p. 64
• Agnès REY, “Two measures for nothing” or the metaphor of the life of Pierre Mercadier, p. 79
• Dominique VAUGEOIS, A perpetual death in Venice, p. 92
• Philippe FOREST, A tomb of John Law: economic theory and romantic aesthetics in Imperial Voyageurs, p. 104
• Pierre JUQUIN, Note on the Dreyfus Affair in Imperial Travelers, p. 118
• Raphaël LAFHAIL-MOLINO, Forbidden Rooms, p. 143
• Dominique MASSONNAUD, Why the “Swallows” herald spring or the brothel of the Imperial Voyageurs as a tragic threshold, p. 156
• André DEDET, From surrealism to realism: some traits of ARAGON's style, p. 171
• Chantal GIRARDIN, A guy who watches with that eye, who spys on vocabulary, p. 183
• Daniel BOUGNOUX, Agnès REY: Bibliography on Imperial Passengers, p. 183
Document
• Edmond TOUCAS-MASSILLON, “Le Louis”, short story presented by Michel BESNIER, p. 196
• Michel BESNIER, Presentation of “Le Louis”, short story by Edmond TOUCAS-MASSILLON, p. 196
German anti-fascists in France
• Gilbert BADIA, Fortunes and misfortunes of German emigrants in France from 1933 to 1939, p. 202
• Wolfgang KLEIN, Near a somewhat unusual town: Ella RUMPF and Hermann NUDING, Elsa TRIOLET and Louis ARAGON in Nov.-Dec. 1942 in Dieulefit, p. 217
• Andrée VIOLLIS, Dieulefit, refuge of intellectuals and its history, p. 234
Elsa Triolet
• Marie-Thérèse EYCHART, The secret drawers of writing. An Approach to Luna-Park, p. 247
• Laeticia COPIN-GUESPIN and Jérôme GUESPIN: The countdown. The memory and the place of the reader in Listen-to-see, The Putting into words and The Nightingale is silent at dawn by Elsa TRIOLET, p. 266
• Madeleine-Maryse FERRAND, Requiem against oblivion. The grotesque: vision of the world and writing in The Inspector of Ruins, p. 273
• Eleonora HOTINEANU, The work of Elsa TRIOLET under the sign of the parable, p. 283
• The authors of n° 3 of the Annales, p. 295
N° 2 - 2000 - Aragon and the Central Committee of Argenteuil
• François EYCHART, To introduce, p. 7
• Jacques CHAMBAZ, Aragon and the debates of time, p. 17
• Guy BESSE, Argenteuil, p. 35
• Lucien SÈVE, Argenteuil: from the appearances of a text to the realities of a confrontation, p. 49
• Pierre JUQUIN, Impressions of Argenteuil, p. 73
• Jacques ROUX, The Central Committee of Argenteuil. Before and after, pp. 119
• Jean SURET-CANALE, Testimony, p. 125
• Louis ARAGON, Letter to Wadeck Rochet, p. 131
• Louis ARAGON, Speech pronounced (fragments), p. 135
• Léo FIGUÈRES, Aragon and the Resolution of the Argenteuil Central Committee, p. 145
• Renate LANCE-OTTERBEIN, The long march to Argenteuil or the creator's right to research in the texts of Aragon, p. 155
• François MATHERON, Louis Althusser and Argenteuil: from the crossroads to the Stations of the Cross, p. 169
• Louis ALTHUSSER, Interview with Waldeck Rochet, p. 181
• Christophe GRELLARD, Truth, science, ideology. Issues and presuppositions of Roger Garaudy's epistemology, p. 189
• Gérard STREIFF, Argenteuil: the role of Jean Kanapa, p. 197
• Jean VIGREUX, Waldeck Rochet and the Central Committee of Argenteuil, p. 211
• Jacques JURQUET, Critique of the Argenteuil Resolution, p. 217
• Marie-Lise FAYET, The suites at Argenteuil, p. 223
• Roger BORDIER, Selectively yours, p. 237
• Yves VARGAS, CC d'Argenteuil: memoirs of a garnered young man, p. 243
• Francis COMBES, Argenteuil or the misadventures of dialectics, p. 249
• Philippe OLIVERA and Bernard PUDAL: The challenges of Argenteuil (11-13 March 1966) at the mirror of Aragon, p. 257
• Roger GARAUDY, Summary of his intervention at CC d'Argenteuil, p. 275
• André STIL, Summary of his intervention at CC d'Argenteuil, p. 276
• Michel SIMON, Summary of his intervention at CC d'Argenteuil, p. 278
• Henri KRASUCKI, Summary of his intervention at CC d'Argenteuil, p. 279
• Roger GARAUDY, Communists, Humanism and Religion, p. 281
• Roland LEROY, It was not a detail, p. 285
• Resolution of the Argenteuil Central Committee (March 11-13, 1966): On ideological and cultural problems, p. 289
• The authors of n° 2 of the Annales, p. 299
N° 1 - 1999 - Three unpublished works: Elsa Triolet, Philippe Soupault, Peter Rhodes
• Philippe SOUPAULT, Aragon by himself (fragment). Presentation and notes by Renate LANCE-OTTERBEIN, p. 7
• Renate LANCE-OTTERBEIN, Presentation and notes of “Philippe SOUPAULT: Aragon by himself (fragment)”, p. 7
• Joseph FAHEY, The dream poem of Philippe SOUPAULT, p. 43
• Jean ALBERTINI, Tonight, p. 53
• Baptiste EYCHART, Jean-Richard Bloch, the war in Spain and Ce soir, p. 63
• Luc VIGIER, On a dizzying practice of political prose: Aragon witness to Jean-Richard Bloch, p. 89
• Peter RHODES, Aragon: a leader of the Resistance. Presentation and notes by Jean ALBERTINI and Daniel BOUGNOUX, p. 101
• Jean ALBERTINI and Daniel BOUGNOUX, Presentation and notes of “Aragon: a leader of the Resistance, by Peter RHODES”, p. 101
• Raphaël LAFHAIL-MOLINO, How Aragon wrote some of his novels: from L'Illustration to Beaux Quartiers, p. 130
• Sébastien ARFOUILLOUX, From Surrealism to Resistance, p. 146
• Hélène VÉDRINE, La Porte-fenêtre by Henri MATISSE: novel, p. 161
• Elsa TRIOLET, Ten days in Spain. Presentation and notes by Marie-Thérèse EYCHART, p. 169
• Marie-Thérèse EYCHART, Presentation and notes of “Ten days in Spain, by Elsa Triolet”
• Dominique VAUGEOIS, The “Ghosts” of Elsa: the fantasy of the character in The Age of Nylon, p. 207
• Susanne DITSCHLER, Parallel lives, divergent writings: Elsa TRIOLET and Louis ARAGON, p. 219
• Marie-Thérèse EYCHART, Elsa TRIOLET: elements of chronology, p. 229
