Des réseaux en temps de guerre

Abstract

Wars have always favored the creation of networks of all kinds. This article focuses on the “Jeune France” movement and its links with the artists and writers of colonial North Africa, notably Jean Amrouche, Edmond Brua, Armand Guibert, Max-Pol Fouchet, who, like M.-P. Fouchet or A. Guibert, following the dissolution of that movement, joined intellectual resistance magazines (Fontaine or Poésie), or who, on the contrary, like Brua, got into trouble at the end of the war because of their activities within “Jeune France”.

Keywords

• Intellectual networks
• First World War
• Guibert (Armand)
• Fouchet (Max-Pol)
• Amrouche (Jean)
• Brua (Edmond).