The blood of the poet

Robert Brazillak (March 31, 1909-February 6, 1945) The most famous French poet-collaborator, literary and film critic, publicist and journalist. This edition presents: an extensive biography, the work of Leon Degrel and the future of the Rex movement, an article about Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, a play of brothers-doctors, a letter to a soldier of the 60th grade, poems written in the Frena prison and a memorandum in anticipation ships.
For political beliefs, sentenced to death. More than 50 signatures of French writers were collected, including Valerie, Moriac, Claudel, Duchamel, Camus, Eme and Vlaminik with a request to cancel the verdict. The petition was personally rejected by Charles de Gaulle. Shot on February 6, 1945