Amrouche, Jean, 1906-1962
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Name (Latin)
Amrouche, Jean, 1906-1962
Name (Arabic)
عمروش، جون، 1906-1962
Other forms of name
Amrouche, J. (Jean), 1906-1962
Amrouche, Jean El-Mouhoub, 1906-1962
Amrouche, Jean El-Mouhouv, 1906-1962
Amrouche, El-Mouhoub, 1906-1962
Amrouche, Jean El Mouhov, 1906-1962
Amrouche, Jean, 1906-
Date of birth
1906-02-07
Date of death
1962-04-16
Place of birth
Kabylia (Algeria)
Place of death
Paris (France)
Associated country
Algeria
Tunisia
France
Field of activity
Radio programs
Literature publishing
Occupation
Poets
Journalists
Essayists
Associated Language
fre
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- BnF Web OPAC, July 26, 2005(Amrouche, Jean (1906-1962); b. Feb. 7, 1906; d. Apr. 16, 1962; variant: Amrouche, Jean El Mouhov (1906-1962); poète, journaliste et essayiste; fondateur de la revue "L'Arche"; animateur de l'émission radiophonique "Des idées et des hommes")
- Claudel, P. Mémoires improvisés, 1954.
- D'une amitié, 1985 :spine (J. Amrouche)
- His Etoile secrète, 1983:cover p. 4 (d. Apr. 16, 1962)
- Jean Amrouche et le pluralisme culturel, 2006:cover (Jean Amrouche, 1906-1962)
- Jean Amrouche: l'éternel Jugurtha (1906-1962), 1962:p. 7 (Jean El-Mouhouv Amrouche; El-Mouhouv ou El-Mouhoub (le Prestigieux))
- Claudel, P. Memoires improvises, 1954.
- Guibert, A. Jean Amrouche, 1906-1962 ... c1985:t.p. (Jean Amrouche, 1906-1962)
- His Etoile secrete, 1983:cover p. 4 (d. Apr. 16, 1962)
- Jean El-Mouhoub Amrouche, c2003.
- BnF Web OPAC, July 26, 2005(Amrouche, Jean (1906-1962); b. Feb. 7, 1906; d. Apr. 16, 1962; variant: Amrouche, Jean El Mouhov (1906-1962); poete, journaliste et essayiste; fondateur de la revue "L'Arche"; animateur de l'emission radiophonique "Des idees et des hommes")
- Jean Amrouche; Jean El-Mouhoub Amrouche; Jean El Mouhouv Amrouche; b. in Kabylia, Algeria; d. in Paris; after conversion to Christianity, the family moved to Tunis; he taught literature at several schools; published his first poems in 1934 and 1937; was in Alger 1944-1945, then Paris; director of literary journal L'Arche; did literary broadcasts, on Tunis-P.T.T., Radio, France Alger, and esp. Radio France Paris (1944-1958) ( (www.tadjenanet.com website, viewed Dec. 10, 2013) )