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Ribemont-Dessaignes: nine speakers. Breton: eight speakers. Dermee: seven. £
luard: six. Aragon: five. Tzara: five. And one journalist. These manifestoes were
chanted like psalms, through such an uproar that the lights had to be put out from
...
Ribemont-Dessaignes: nine speakers. Breton: eight speakers. Dermee: seven. £
luard: six. Aragon: five. Tzara: five. And one journalist. These manifestoes were
chanted like psalms, through such an uproar that the lights had to be put out from
...
Pagina 183
"We have heard this tone of voice before, in Zurich and Berlin. It admittedly
sounds different in French, but repetition gives it a certain haut gout. Something
was bound to happen. Ribemont-Dessaignes describes, in Deja jadis, how they
met ...
"We have heard this tone of voice before, in Zurich and Berlin. It admittedly
sounds different in French, but repetition gives it a certain haut gout. Something
was bound to happen. Ribemont-Dessaignes describes, in Deja jadis, how they
met ...
Pagina 188
"We, the undersigned, withdraw our confidence from the committee of the
Congress: Satie, Tzara, Ribemont-Dessaignes, Man Ray, Eluard, Zadkine,
Huidobro, Metzinger, Charchoune, Radiguet, Emmanuel Fay, M. Herrand, Ferat,
Roch Gray, ...
"We, the undersigned, withdraw our confidence from the committee of the
Congress: Satie, Tzara, Ribemont-Dessaignes, Man Ray, Eluard, Zadkine,
Huidobro, Metzinger, Charchoune, Radiguet, Emmanuel Fay, M. Herrand, Ferat,
Roch Gray, ...
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