Jeune Nation
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Jeune Nation was a French nationalist movement founded by Albert Heuclin, and with members including Halles, Jean Marot, Jacques Wagner and the brothers Sidos, François Sidos (president of the movement), Jacques Sidos and Pierre Sidos (secretary general and later president).
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[edit] History
The emblem of Jeune Nation was the Celtic cross, "symbol of universal life" and an element of Christian imagery.
[edit] 4th Republic
On the 22nd October 1949, the movement was present for the first time at the siege of the Napoleonic area in rue du Cirque. On the 28th March 1950, the were officially declared to the Prefecture of Police.
[edit] Algerian War
They were dissolved in 1958 during the Algerian War after a series of violent episodes. After its dissolution, they announced their merger with the OAS, with a joint name of the National American Party, and the same emblem.
[edit] May 68
The legitimate heir of the Jeune Nation movement is Œuvre française created by Pierre Sidos in 1968 during the events of May 68, which implicated the far right, led by Daniel Cohn-Bendit.
[edit] See also
- Œuvre française
- OAS
[edit] External links
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