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whole: four circular images occupy the upper right, lower right, upper left and lower left. The title is separate and
positioned along the top edge, in black. The text is separate and occupies the remainder, in black and red. All set against a white
background.
image: four separate portraits, depicting Duval, Louis Malvy, Joseph Caillaux and Paul Bolo. Each is set within a circular
area.
text: DUVAL
LA REVUE DES CAUSES CÉLÈBRES
CAILLAUX
Politiques et Criminelles 64 Pages in 40. illustrées
Parait deux fois par Mois
Rédacteur en Chef: Edgard TROIMAUX
Directeur Artistique: Noël DORVILLE
PRINCIPAUX FASCICULES PARUS:
INÉDIT COMPLET
L'Affaire BOLO
le procès d'Hélène BRION
l'affaire du BONNET ROUGE
MALVY devant la Haute-Cour
Mme. CAILLAUX devant les assises en 1914
le procès de GUILBEAUX et HARTMANN
le procès de COTTIN (Attentat contre Clemenceau)
le procès de VILLAIN (Assassinat de Jaurès)
Prochainement: Joseph CAILLAUX, etc. etc....
Chaque fascicule: 2FR.50 ABONNEMENT {pour une série de 12 fascicules: 26f.50 id id 6 id 13f.50
MALVY
RÉDACTION et ADMINISTRATION: 14, Rue Laferrière, PARIS
BOLO
['La Revue des Causes Célèbres' [The Magazine of Causes Célèbres]. Political and criminal [cases]. 64 illustrated 40 pages. Comes out twice
a month. Editor in Chief: Edgard Troimaux. Artistic Director: Noël Dorville. Main instalments issued: unpublished, unabridged. The Bolo
Affair. The trial of Hélène Brion. The affair of the Red Bonnet. Malvy before the High Court. Mme. Caillaux before the assizes in 1914. The
trial of Guilbeaux and Hartmann. The trial of Cottin (Attempt on Clemenceau’s life). The trial of Villain (Murder of Jaurès). Coming soon:
Joseph Caillaux, etc. etc.... Each instalment: 2 francs. Subscription for a series of 12 instalments: 26 francs 50 id id 6 id 13 francs 50.
Editorial and administration: [address].]
Louis Malvy (1875-1949) was a member of the Radical Party and was first elected to the French National Assembly in
1906, later serving as Minister of the Interior.
With the outbreak of the First World War, Malvy was prominent in resisting calls for dissenters to be rounded up but remained in the
government owing to the support he received from parliamentary radicals and socialists.
During the war Malvy helped subsidise dissenting newspapers, prompting further concerns about his loyalties. In 1917 scandal engulfed Malvy
when one of these newspapers, ‘Bonnet Rouge’, was discovered to be in receipt of German funds and French military papers were found in its
offices.
In July 1917, a secret session of the Senate saw Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau openly accuse Malvy of betraying French interests. He
was forced to resign and was later charged with treason. Tried by a special Senate commission in 1918, Malvy was acquitted of treason, but
found guilty of culpable negligence in the performance of his ministerial duties and exiled from France for five years. Following his
return to France, Malvy was elected to the Chamber of Deputies and briefly served again as Minister of the Interior in
1926. | Publisher: | http://www.iwm.org.uk | Subjects: | politicians Georges E B press / media WW1 French Home Front Malvy Jean Louis Jaurès Clemenceau courts / law portrait / personification Advertising FR.O La Revue des Causes Célèbres | Source: | Imperial War Museum | Creator: | Unknown | Identifier: | http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/o... | Go to resource |
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