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Henry de Jouvenel des Ursins (5 April 1876 – 5 October 1935) was a French journalist and statesman. He was the French High Commissioner in Syria and Lebanon from 23 December 1925 until 23 June 1926.
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Bertrand Henry [note 1] Léon Robert de Jouvenel des Ursins, connu sous le nom d’Henry de Jouvenel, est un journaliste, diplomate et homme politique français, né le 5 avril 1876 à Paris [1], ville où il est mort le 5 octobre 1935.
LEMMI CORRELATI. JOUVENEL, Henry de. Uomo politico e giornalista, nato a Parigi il 2 aprile 1876, morto ivi il 5 ottobre 1935. Fu segretario generale del Comité des conférences démocratiques (1900), capo di gabinetto al Ministero della giustizia (1902), direttore del gabinetto al Ministero del commercio (1905), poi redattore capo del Matin.
23 lug 2021 · Henry de Jouvenel, 1m80, était un bel homme et un grand animal politique. C’est lui que Colette décrit dans L’Entrave, où elle transpose en 1913 leur coup de foudre de 1911. Ce coup de foudre eut lieu peu après l’arrivée de Colette au Matin à la fin de 1910. Jouvenel en était l’un des deux rédacteurs en chef, qui alternaient tous les quinze jours.
After Willy, Colette's second husband, Henry de Jouvenel, could only be an improvement, and as editor of leading newspaper Le Matin, he was also able to publish his wife’s work.
Henry de Jouvenel (äNrē´ də zhōōvənĕl´), 1876–1935, French statesman and journalist. Although from an early age influential in politics, he refused to join a party, claiming that existing groups only pandered to the masses. He advocated a modified form of syndicalism.
Paul-Boncour appointed the eminent journalist/politician Henry de Jouvenel to undertake a special mission to Rome. The Jouvenel mission, lasting from January to June 1933, set the tone for French policy toward Italy and prepared the way for the Rome accords and the Stresa Front. A number of apparently intractable issues strained Franco-Italian
