Publishing, the Rules of the Trade
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The Manifesto of the 121
1960, Archives IMEC - Fonds André Pieyre de Mandiargues, PDM 67.17
Initiated by Jérôme Lindon, the ‘Manifesto of the 121’ stated the right of soldiers in the Algerian conflict to be conscientious objectors. When it was published, Roland Laudenbach of Editions de la Table ronde responded with the ‘Manifesto of French intellectuals in favour of resisting abandon.’ (October 1960).
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The Manifesto of the 121
1960, Archives IMEC - Fonds André Pieyre de Mandiargues, PDM 67.17
Initiated by Jérôme Lindon, the ‘Manifesto of the 121’ stated the right of soldiers in the Algerian conflict to be conscientious objectors. When it was published, Roland Laudenbach of Editions de la Table ronde responded with the ‘Manifesto of French intellectuals in favour of resisting abandon.’ (October 1960).
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The Manifesto of the 121
1960, Archives IMEC - Fonds André Pieyre de Mandiargues, PDM 67.17
Initiated by Jérôme Lindon, the ‘Manifesto of the 121’ stated the right of soldiers in the Algerian conflict to be conscientious objectors. When it was published, Roland Laudenbach of Editions de la Table ronde responded with the ‘Manifesto of French intellectuals in favour of resisting abandon.’ (October 1960).
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The Manifesto of the 121
1960, Archives IMEC - Fonds André Pieyre de Mandiargues, PDM 67.17
Initiated by Jérôme Lindon, the ‘Manifesto of the 121’ stated the right of soldiers in the Algerian conflict to be conscientious objectors. When it was published, Roland Laudenbach of Editions de la Table ronde responded with the ‘Manifesto of French intellectuals in favour of resisting abandon.’ (October 1960).
