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Georges Valois (* 7. Oktober 1878 in Paris als Alfred-Georges Gressent; † im Februar 1945 im KZ Bergen-Belsen) war ein französischer Journalist und Politiker .
Georges Valois (real name Alfred-Georges Gressent; 7 October 1878 – February 1945) was a French journalist and national syndicalist politician. He was a member of the French Resistance and died in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
Georges Valois, de son vrai nom Alfred-Georges Gressent, né le 7 octobre 1878 dans le 14 e arrondissement de Paris et mort le 18 février 1945 au camp de concentration de Bergen-Belsen, est un homme politique français [3]. Recherchant une nouvelle forme d'organisation économique et sociale ainsi que la synthèse du national et du ...
In 1925, Valois, leader of the Faisceau, declared that the guiding principle of his organization was “the elimination of socialism and everything resembling it.” In 1926 Taittinger declared that the primary goal of his Patriotic Youth was to “defeat the progress of communism by any means necessary,”…
28. Apr. 2023 · A biography of Georges Valois, a French writer and political activist who founded fascism and later became a libertarian socialist. The book explores his life, work and ideological evolution, based on extensive research and sources.
A historical article that traces the origins and evolution of Georges Valois, the founder of France's first fascist party, the Faisceau. It examines his political influences, ideology, and strategies, as well as his relationship with the Action francaise and the royalists.
A rebel with a taste for order, a loner with a gift for leading others, Georges Valois combined a burning sense of injustice with a profound distrust of demagoguery. His identification with a disadvantaged social group never resulted in either a true class consciousness or class-based ideology.
