La Mort de Stéphane Hessel
27/February/2013 19:30 Filed in: France
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FRANÇAIS:
Ceux qui voudraient nous faire croire que nous vivons, ou qui voudraient peut-être même nous faire vivre dans le Meilleur des Mondes, ne seront plus désormais dérangés par Stéphane Hessel qui est décédé dans la nuit du 26 au 27 Février 2013.
Le monde perd un de ses plus brillants incorrigibles optimistes, et celui qui a inspiré le mouvement des indignés qui évolua dans Occupy Wall Street (voir photos). Tout le monde ne sait pas que la mère de Stéphane Hessel était l'inspiratrice de Jules et jim, une histoire qu'elle avait vraiment vécue, avec son fils Stéphane. Plus tard celui là eu une relation avec la belle soeur d'Aldous Huxley, nous sommes chez les impérissables.
Stéphane Hessel était l'humaniste parfait, le défenseur sans faille de toutes les causes, y compris et en fait notamment celle des Palestiniens, Le Monde publie pas mal sur Mr. Hessel, voir ici.
Merci Monsieur Hessel, vous me manquerez.
ENGLISH:
Those who would like us to believe in our Brave New World, and probably might even want us to accept to live in it, will not be tormented any longer by Stéphane Hessel who died last night in his Parisian apartment, he was 95.
We are loosing one of the world's brightest optimists, and the person who inspired the movement "des indignés" and eventually Occupy Wall Street (see photographs). It is not always known that Hessel's mother had lived with her son Stéphane, the true story that inspired Jules et Jim, the book eventually made into fame by François Truffaut's film. Later the young Hessel had a relationship with Aldous Huxley's sister in law, we are among legends.
Stéphane Hessel was the perfect humanist, the unfailing defender of all worthy causes, including, and notably the Palestinian one. Le Monde publishs on him, see here.
Thank you Mr. Hessel, I will miss you.
Those who would like us to believe in our Brave New World, and probably might even want us to accept to live in it, will not be tormented any longer by Stéphane Hessel who died last night in his Parisian apartment, he was 95.
We are loosing one of the world's brightest optimists, and the person who inspired the movement "des indignés" and eventually Occupy Wall Street (see photographs). It is not always known that Hessel's mother had lived with her son Stéphane, the true story that inspired Jules et Jim, the book eventually made into fame by François Truffaut's film. Later the young Hessel had a relationship with Aldous Huxley's sister in law, we are among legends.
Stéphane Hessel was the perfect humanist, the unfailing defender of all worthy causes, including, and notably the Palestinian one. Le Monde publishs on him, see here.
Thank you Mr. Hessel, I will miss you.
Au Meilleur des Mondes
From the series Urban Legends
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