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  • Paul de Man
    / Life and career

    …music critic of the newspaper Le Soir (“The Evening”), which had been seized by German authorities during the previous summer (it was soon referred to by Belgians as Le Soir [Volé]—“The [Stolen] Evening”). In March 1941 the newspaper published a set of articles attacking Jews, to which de Man contributed…

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    …music critic of the newspaper Le Soir (“The Evening”), which had been seized by German authorities during the previous summer (it was soon referred to by Belgians as Le Soir [Volé]—“The [Stolen] Evening”). In March 1941 the newspaper published a set of articles attacking Jews, to which de Man contributed…

    Read More