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Kléber Haedens

クレベール・エーダンス

Kurebēru Ēdansu

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1913-12-11 （Équeurdreville）
Died
1976-08-13 （Unknown） age 62
Nationality
French
Languages
French
Religion
Unknown

Career

Occupations
novelist, journalist, literary critic
Active Years
1937-1976
Affiliations
Action Française
Memberships
Hussards
Influenced By
Charles Maurras
Influenced
Antoine Blondin, Michel Déon, Roger Nimier

Awards

Prix Cazes
1937
Work: L'École des parents
Result: winner
Prix Interallié
1966
Work: L'été finit sous les tilleuls
Result: winner
Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française
1974
Work: Adios
Organization: Académie française
Result: winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

L'École des parents

1937 novel

A story surrounding the school of parents.

L'été finit sous les tilleuls

1966 novel

A novel where summer ends under the linden trees. Prix Interallié winner.

Adios

1974 novel

A novel themed around Adios. Grand Prix du roman winner.

Bibliography

  • L'École des parents
  • Magnolia-Jules
  • Gérard de Nerval, ou la sagesse romantique
  • Une Jeune Serpente
  • Paradoxe sur le roman
  • Le Duc de Reichstadt, pièce en trois actes
  • Poésie française : une anthologie
  • Une Histoire de la littérature française
  • Franz
  • Adieu à la rose
  • Salut au Kentucky
  • La France que j'aime
  • L'été finit sous les tilleuls
  • Londres que j'aime
  • Adios
  • L'Air du Pays
  • Lettres de la petite ferme

Style & Themes

Literary Style
classical styleHussards style

Legacy

French novelist and journalist closely linked to the Hussards literary movement. Monarchist and member of Action Française in the 1930s, secretary to Charles Maurras during WWII. Winner of major literary prizes.

Trivia

  • Monarchist and member of Action Française in the 1930s
  • Worked as secretary for Charles Maurras during World War II
  • Friend of Antoine Blondin, Michel Déon, and Roger Nimier
  • Closely linked to the Hussards movement