Jean Boissel

Jean Boissel (1891 - 1951), Architect, Journalist and militant of Extreme right-hand side French. Director and founder of the weekly magazine Parisian Collaborationniste the Alarm clock of the people in 1943.

Biographical elements

Seriously wounded at the time of the First World War, Boissel continues then its architectural achievements. It was the Architecte of many buildings, mainly of the villas to the Touquet-Paris-Beach of which some are classified with the general inventory of the architectural heritage French.

In 1934, it engages on the plan Politique and creates transitory Légion frontist wanting to be at the same time " Antimaçonnique, unparliamentary and antijudéométèque". The following year, Boissel goes in Germany to take part in the manifestations of the antijuive world Ligue; it will twice speak at the sides of chiefs Nazi S.

In the Alarm clock of the people , semi-monthly which it directs during the Thirties, it utters death threats against Leon Blum then president of the Council. He will be condemned to four months of prison. Decree and imprisoned in 1939 for intelligence with the Enemy , then released by the German S, he will be a craftsman of background of the Collaboration. Condemned to died in 1946, its sorrow is commuted to imprisonment. He dies in 1951.

Architectural achievements with the Touquet-Paris-Beach

La Poste

It was built in 1927 by Delcourt Frères. Jean Boissel gained the contest organized by the municipality (the losers were the architects Louis Quételart and Albert Pouthier). Boissel wanted to have the memory that this building was built with the site of the old Midsummer's Day church, from where the architectural imagination of the small bell-tower. Collaborated in this project: the ceramist Delassus and the painter and glass maker Jeannin Gaëtan. Registered with the MH by decree of May 12th, 1997; inventory Base Mérimée: IA62000154.

Villas

  • Banco
  • Blanc-Mesnil
  • Freehand
  • Clarendon House
  • blue Forest
  • Far from the floods (renamed " Oxer" in 1946). Built about 1925. Inventory Base Mérimée: IA62000201. The name " Oxer" is an obstacle on a racecourse; this name was chosen by the owner of the villa, large amateur of horsemanship.
  • Mamette
  • the Craze (renamed " The Manor of Pins"). Built at the beginning of the XXe century. Inventory Base Mérimée: IA62000163.
  • the blue Bird
  • Windshield
  • Sand of Gold
  • Holy-Therese

Publications

  • Crosses blood , Paris, Editions Restoration, 1933. Republication under the title: Crosses of blood. Collection of opinions , Paris, Steff.
  • the Jew, mortal poison , conference given to the room of the Exchanges on January 4th, 1935, Paris, Editions R.I.F., coll " Great conferences of combat" , 1935.
  • the Call to France , launched by Jean Boissel on June 30th, 1938, Paris, Editions of the " Alarm clock of the peuple" , 1941.
  • Charter of the frank Face , Paris, Editions of the " Alarm clock of the peuple" , 1941.
  • Charter of the Frank Face , preceded by a Call to France , introduction of A. Féval, Paris, Editions of the " Alarm clock of the peuple" , 1941.
  • the crisis, works Jewish: manner of entreating it , followed the charter anti-judéo-maçonnique , Paris, Editions of the " Alarm clock of the peuple" .
  • My speech of Nuremberg (May 9th, 1935): " The peace of old the combattants" , foreword of Alphonse of Chateaubriant, Paris, Editions of the " Alarm clock of the peuple" , * Memories of my prisons , foreword of Roger Cazy, Paris, Editions of the " Alarm clock of the peuple" .

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