Jean-Richard Bloch

See also: Bloch

Jean-Richard Bloch (1884 - March 13rd 1947) was a writer, storyteller, essay writer, political thinker and poet French. He was militant antifascist cause and Popular front. He created the review the free Effort where with the painter Gaston Thiesson, he sought a défintion of revolutionary art.

• His/her daughter France Bloch, decapitated in Hamburg in 1943 was a heroin of Resistance.

External bond

• Jean-Richard Bloch on the Institute of history of time present
• Jean-Richard Bloch on the site of association Studies Jean-Richard Bloch

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