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partner, Jeanne LEMOINE, died in 1918 of the Spanish
influenza. Itself seriously sick, will die this 2 May 1919, at the 27
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Gers). Anarchistic militant, anarcho-trade unionist and free
thinker. Hairdresser after being obliged to leave its post of
teacher because of his antimilitarism. In 1926, it adheres, with
his brothers Aristide and Laurent, in the CGT-SR (creates by
Pierre Besnard) and take part in the newspaper " Fights trade
unionist ". In 1935 bursts " the business of sterilized ofB Bordeaux
". Imprisoned Aristide, it is Paul who will ensure the publication
of " the revolt ", anarchistic newspaper of south-west. When
begins the Spanish revolution, July 19, 1936, it organizes with
his brothers of the networks to send weapons, drugs etc with
the companions of the CNT-FAI, and takes part in the
newspaper " Spain Antifasciste " as well as with S.I.A. In 1939,
mobilized in Alsace, it is made pris z r DA1919 - May 1919, died of Maurice Charron aka Pierre Chardon (born on November 3, 1892 in Chateauroux). Individualistic anarchistic militant and antimilitarist. In 1914, it will be reformed because of its weak constitution, which will not
prevent it from publishing, in the printing works which it had
assembled, of many booklets and clandestine leaflets which
denounced the war and militarism. He then became the
collaborator of E.Armand, which Bpublished " Across the fray "
(1916-1918) and continued the action of Armand with " the fray "
when this one was imprisoned in 1918. In 1918, it also took part
in " what it is necessary to say " of Sebastien Faure. His/her
partner, Jeanne LEMOINE, died in 1918 of the Spanish
influenza. Itself seriously sick, will die this 2 May 1919, at the 27
years age. 2 mai 1919, mort de Maurice CHARRON dit Pierre CHARDON (n le 3
novemb { y - .A2 mai 1919, mort de Maurice CHARRON dit Pierre CHARDON (n le 3
novembre 1892 Chteauroux). Militant anarchiste individualiste et
antimilitariste. En 1914, il sera rform cause de sa faible constitution, ce qui ne l'empchera pas de publier, dans l'imprimerie qu'il avait monte, de nombreuses brochures et tracts clandestins qui dnonaient la guerre et le militarisme. Il devint alors le collaborateur de E.Armand, qui publiait "Par del la mle" (1916-1918) et poursuivit l'action d'ArBmand avec "La mle" quand celui-ci fut emprisonn en 1918. En 1918, il participa aussi "Ce qu'il faut dire" de Sbastien Faure.
Sa compagne, Jeanne LEMOINE, mourut en 1918 de la grippe espagnole.
Lui-mme gravement malade, mourra ce 2 mai 1919, l'ge de 27 ans.
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influenza. Itself seriously sick, will die this 2 May 1919, at the 27
years age. ~~2 mai 1919, mort de Maurice CHARRON dit Pierre CHARDO n z A May 1919, died of Maurice Charron aka Pierre Chardon (born on November 3, 1892 in Chateauroux). Individualistic anarchistic militant and antimilitarist. In 1914, it will be reformed because of its weak constitution, which will not
prevent it from publishing, in the printing works which it had
assembled, of many booklets and clandestine leaflets which
denounced the war and militarism. He then became the
collaborator of E.Armand, which publishBed " Across the fray "
(1916-1918) and continued the action of Armand with " the fray "
when this one was imprisoned in 1918. In 1918, it also took part
in " what it is necessary to say " of Sebastien Faure. His/her
partner, Jeanne LEMOINE, died in 1918 of the Spanish
influenza. Itself seriously sick, will die this 2 May 1919, at the 27
years age. Y5/2/99e1919.e. Y5/2/99e1919. libertad]W`Wlibertad'shWlibertaire]WhWlibertarian_W`WaWhWkWlibertarians]WkWlibertemWnWlibraryaWlibregWhWliegehWlifeaWlikekWliteratureaWlive`Wlives]W`WgWhWoWloire-atlanticiWlorulotaWlouis]W`WkWlouvet]W`Wlow-indreiWlow-indretheloire-atlantictoadvisegeneralinnantesiVlozere]WluxenWmachines`Wmacho]Wmade_WmaijWmWnWmaintained]WmaisnWmaisonnWmaitrenWmakeaWmalehWmanifestantslWmannikWmany]W^W`WaWhWkWmarestanhWmariagehWmarnenWmarseilles`Wmaterial\WmaternitehWmathematicsiWmaurice]W^Wmay]W^W_WfWmay1919diedofmauricecharronakapierrechardonbornon^Vmay1937withbarcelonathetelephoneexchangefVmberiWmber11841birthofcharlesangelaisantwithiVmedicalhWmemberaWgWoWmembersfWmembresnWmercierkWmetkWmilitairesnWr^WpartyaWpaul_WpeaceaWpersonsaW x ~ Coner and sent in a stalag
close to Hamburg, from where it will try without success to
escape.
Released in June 1945, it takes again its militancy anarcho-trade
unionist, adhering to the French CNT which had been just
created, also taking part in the rebirth of the Anarchistic
Federation. After the rupture of 1952, it will take part in the
reconstitution of the new Federation at the end of 1953, militant
D also with the Freethinking. It diffused all the newspapers and
reviews libertarian in its show of hairstyle in Bordeaux. It found
death this 2 May, in Galice, of the continuations of a car
accident. Y5/2/99e1991. His/her
partner, Jeanne LEMOINE, died in 1918 of the Spanish
influenza. Itself seriously sick, will die this 2 May 1919, at the 27
years age. Y5/2/99De. 2 mai 1919, mort de Maurice CHARRON d } .ALe 2 mai 1991, mort de Paul LAPEYRE (n le 28 mai 1901 dans le Gers).
Militant anarchiste, anarcho-syndicaliste et libre penseur.
Coiffeur aprs avoir t oblig de quitter son poste d'instituteur cause de
son antimilitarisme. En 1926, il adhre, avec ses frres Aristide et Laurent,
la CGT-SR (cre par Pierre Besnard) et participent au journal "Combat
syndicaliste".
En 1935 clate "l'affaire des striliss de Bordeaux". Aristide emprisonn,
c'est Paul qui assurera la parution de "La rBvolte" , journal anarchiste du
sud-ouest. Lorsque dbute la rvolution espagnole, le 19 juillet 1936, il
organise avec ses frres des rseaux pour envoyer armes, mdicaments etc.
aux compagnons