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Jean-Paul de Dadelsen

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Although his early gifts were apparent to those around him, recognition of Jean-Paul de Dadelsen's poetic genius has only arrived posthumously. He wrote in French, in German (for the BBC) and in English ("Stone in Venice", "Prospect of Pisa").
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moulded his poetic sensibilities and inform his output (“Jonas”, “Bach en automne”, "Goethe en Alsace", "Cinq étapes d’un poème"). He translated the Alsatian poems of Nathan Katz into French. As a German scholar he pays homage to
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His scripts for the BBC broadcasts on the theme of war (“Ombre”) and on Europe (“Strasbourg”, “acte de naissance”, “Y a-t-il une Europe?”, “La vocation de l’Angleterre”), just as his poem, “Les Ponts de Budapest”, on the
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In 1944, after the liberation of Paris, he was despatched to the capital as a deputy director in the Ministry of Information. In 1945 he joined the editorial staff of the newspaper,
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Not until the late age of 39, during his first stay in Switzerland, did de Dadelsen compose his first long poem, “Bach en automne” (1952-1953), that Camus published in 1955 in the
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will make their accounts with him. We always run the risk of forgetting that poetic genius flicks its thumb at our conformities.”
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Between 1946 and 1951 de Dadelsen presented, from London, a weekly current affairs programme, “Les Propos du Vendredi”, for the
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Rollin, Paul, 1932–2003., 26 siècles d'Ă©ducation Ă  Marseille : une chronique du temps passĂ©, Éd. europĂ©ennes de Marseille-
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M. Vaillard, Certificat de travail Jean-Paul de Dadelsen, Franc-Tireur, 1948 - 1949, Paris journal. Paris, 30/12/1957
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Fonds Jean-Paul de Dadelsen, Ĺ’uvres en prose, carnets intimes, correspondance, documents biographiques, 1931-1957
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French Section. He was an editor for both the BBC French and German services until 1956. In 1951 he moved to
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In 1938 he was called up as an army interpreter. In 1940 he fought in a tank regiment. He was awarded the
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The Random House Book of Twentieth-Century French Poetry: with Translations by American and British Poets
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The correspondence between de Dadelsen and Camus is in the Camus Collection at the Bibliothèque Méjanes,
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in London. That year he married an English woman, Barbara Windebank with whom he had two daughters.
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de Dadelsen, "Goethe en Alsace". Cognac, France: Le Temps qu'il fait editions, 1995, p. 227.
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and in 1957, “La dernière nuit de la pharmacienne” and other poems were published in
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A first collection, consisting of the unfinished series, “Jonas”, was published by
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A Sociological Approach to Poetry Translation: Modern European Poet-Translators
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One of the sources of poetic inspiration for de Dadelsen, born in a practicing
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until 1929. He continued his secondary education at the JJ Henner college in
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family, was the Bible (see “Jonas”, “Bach en automne”, “La femme de Loth”).
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In 1946 he returned to London as special political correspondent for
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of 1936 and was appointed schoolmaster at the Lycée Saint-Charles in
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in 1947, de Dadelsen became London correspondent of the paper,
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Lettre Ă  Jean-Paul de Dadelsen : Pâques 1957-Pâques 2007
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where he focused his career on Europe. He collaborated with
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Nouvelle Revue Française, N° 35, 02/11/1955, Pages 867-876.
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Jean-Paul de Dadelsen (1913–1957), Éditions Arfuyen, 2014.
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Cycle des exils (VII) - Flache d’Europe aimants garde-fous
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Jean-Paul Sorg, « Jean-Paul de Dadelsen Â», in
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at the European Cultural Centre and became adviser to
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Recipients of the Croix de Guerre 1939–1945 (France)
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La beauté de vivre. Poèmes et lettres à l'oncle Éric
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