Gustave Herv : French Politician, Flip-flopping Fervent Antimilitarist Socialist and Pacifist, but he Later Turned to Equally Zealous Ultranationalism

January 2, 1871 — October 25, 1944

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A French politician. At first, he was a fervent antimilitarist socialist and pacifist, but he later turned to equally zealous ultranationalism, declaring his patriotisme in 1912 when released from 26 months of imprisonment for anti-militarist publishing activities.

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January 2, 1871

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October 25, 1944

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