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After she returned to France in December 1940, Weiss went back to her family home in Paris (she tricked a French bureaucrat into giving her a certificate of “non-apparence à la race juive”). L'atelier journal. statement and (Viewed on November 17, 2020) . Realism, Utopia, and the Mushroom Cloud: Four Activist Intellectuals and Their Strategies for Peace, 1945–1989. Document 1. Elle fait partie de ces promoteurs de l'idée européenne dont l'action plonge ses racines dans la Première Guerre mondiale. 0001038829 00000 n In August, 1943, after her brother was nearly arrested by the Milice, the paramilitary police, on charges of aiding the resistance, she went into hiding and edited a resistance newspaper, La Nouvelle République. This article was first published in French in Voix d’Europe. Son père, Paul Louis Weiss, est directeur des Mines au ministère des Travaux publics. Louise Weiss est d'origine alsacienne. Voix d’Europe, Résistance. Engagée en tant qu’infirmière pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, devenue ensuite journaliste puis députée européenne de 1979 à 1983, Louise Weiss a consacré sa vie entière à promouvoir la paix, la coopération entre pays ainsi que les droits des femmes en Europe. That prospect never held much appeal, however. Although she failed in her 1975 campaign to get elected to the Academie Française, she was promoted in 1976 to the rank of Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor and in 1980 she was named, together with Marguerite Yourcenar, Personality of the Year. She became an early and outspoken opponent of appeasement and was one of the few journalists to devote significant attention to the Nazi persecution of political dissidents and Jews. 57 65 (revised edition), Paris: 1978–1980; Zand, Nicole. The journal has a particular interest in rigorous studies and novel, theory-based approaches, and covers implementation science across the full spectrum of healthcare services and settings. Maman a voté, documentaire sur l'histoire du droit de vote en France. Unlike its counterparts, La Femme Nouvelle devoted itself exclusively to securing the vote. Une des figures féminines les plus importantes de la construction européenne venait alors d’obtenir l’ultime reconnaissance de son œuvre politique, ouvrant ainsi la voie à d’autres femmes pour devenir ses dignes successeuses. H��W�n�8}�Ẉ،H],E�$M� �m�z�N��%�f+K)����Pd��qZ[I49�3�93��.���e /����{ ���D)��t^��~Ÿ��$�0�Iq6�!LS�2P�d��ٿ�@ �0$i�����n��W��*�N��{^���_x�OT�O>���#�;;��\L��b5�N�fqj����� �L(J���0]�xW�ӟ'WSg��:�+�FH8�i捆0� u61�la�i6gޗ��Z��~�J�ְ�浪@V���5�8ϛ��S��|�����������Ag��{�+�"�[�$��q!Ɨ��R��ڭ*^��·z��W-WOf�hY.� �^!ށkP�g���e�[6�3��Y8? 1x�J�7QB7�^aB� F���h���+YJT�sXc��Y6������ײ(�Λu�S����kY>�&�G8�A8����, H����A��$�Z>�nU�`(xՌo�F��y��7�/U�V������)?o��ޖ��uw�� �\��G;��ظ���1�T�5��k���P3‚�Ʒ�(��ʥ�]t_K�Ll�$/���趸����{{ New York: 1990; Bess, Michael. Have you ever noticed that at school, in books, in newspapers or debates, we almost always hear and use the famous “fathers of Europe” term? Despite these successes, Weiss’s relationship with other feminist leaders remained frosty. One of the most important female figures of European construction had obtained the ultimate recognition of her political work, paving the way for other women to become her worthy successors. Grandes françaises du xxe siècle. Web page addresses and email addresses turn into links automatically. Although she had always received encouragement in her studies from her mother, her father disapproved, preferring that she become a housewife rather than pursue a career. Louise Weiss est d'origine alsacienne. Although Weiss maintained ties to other feminist leaders, she believed they had been too tepid in their tactics and too beholden to the major political parties. From a very young age, Louise Weiss started to be interested in international relations. ... My European imprint was thus inevitable.” The other familial factor that left an indelible stamp on Louise Weiss was her parents’ staunch republican and anticlerical sentiments. 0001161617 00000 n Click here to view which articles have been shared the most in the last month. Paris: 2002; Fondation Jean Monnet, Centre de recherches europeennes, Louise Weiss l’Européenne. A brilliant French journalist and a lifelong champion of European union and women’s rights, Louise Weiss was an influential voice in French and international affairs from the 1920s until her death in 1983. 0000015236 00000 n ...The alternative before me: to devour the planet or devour myself.”, The outbreak of World War I profoundly influenced Weiss. C’est dans cet endroit central et symbolique que l’institution a décidé de rendre un hommage particulier, non pas à Robert Schuman ni à Jacques Delors, mais bien à l’une des figures féminines les plus célèbres de l’histoire de la construction européenne. Chicago and London: 1993; Bertin, Célia. 0000005711 00000 n 0000024388 00000 n 0000838057 00000 n When she was elected to the European Parliament in 1979 at the age of eighty-six, it seemed fitting that she was selected to give the inaugural address, not only because she was that assembly’s oldest member, but also because she was deemed to be the “grandmother of Europe,” a sobriquet conferred on her by the then chancellor of the German Federal Republic, Helmut Schmidt. Louise Weiss a été une femme de plume et d 'action tout au long de son engagement public . ���I�'�?i�3�,Ɵ������?���g�Y��?˟�g�3�,Ɵ������?���g�Y��?˟�g��"�_�/������/��E������0��|����P��X�XQ�B��b�bE� 0000009691 00000 n Voix d’Europe, Si le talent littéraire de sa fille est reconnu dans le monde entier, la pensée de Mary Wollstonecraft reste elle très largement méconnue. Face à cette récurrence, il convient de se poser une question légitime : n’y a-t-il alors, dans l’Histoire contemporaine européenne, jamais eu de mère de l’Europe ? Louise Weiss was born in Arras (Pas-de-Calais, France) on January 25, 1893, the eldest ofsix children in an upper middle class family of mixed Protestant-Jewish background. Since women were excluded from the political process in France, Weiss turned to a career of journalism as the preferred means of “making war on war.”. 0000032140 00000 n 'n�;����]w}��^�7���"�UR�N�^9.���F{�*zV�8�ž�}��fm?/���]sv���L�w3�+s�\�8"Y�9"�W�ZV�j�W2Ǣl�C�n���56+��`�e��n�g�� =�Z$=�u�"�ޱ�e���Yz#xU �X�jՠx����r�u��#�DVg�4� z�X�Ń0z|a�D�漑uv��xl�){�t҄�I�!♀�>@f�AR7m!�&�y�$ˌF�W&@y.�^�%r�QT�����eq�l;�����&':�>�l�c�f�h~���� ��J�R݅1]v�>��w�;N�(!���� 0000018111 00000 n Lausanne: 1994; McMillan, James F. France and Women 1789–1914: Gender, Society and Politics. Many of them were put off by her public criticism of their tactics and especially her criticism of the decision of Cécile Brunschvicg, Irène Joliot-Curie (1897–1956) and Suzanne Lacore (1875 or 1877–1975) to join Léon Blum’s first cabinet in 1936 as junior ministers without securing a promise from Blum to make women’s suffrage a priority. Louise Weiss, l’Européenne. Read about the journal's launch and the aims and scope in the Implementation Science editorial here, and visit ISC for more information. The bold text on the newspaper translates: "The Frenchwoman must vote". (1945–1947); Sabine Legrand (1951); and Dernières Voluptés (1979). Dictionnaire critique de la république. Dans son ouvrage Mémoires d’une Européenne, elle raconte notamment son engagement en faveur d’une Europe plus unie et plus respectueuse de l’égalité femmes-hommes – deux causes qui ont véritablement rythmé sa vie et fait d’elle une mère de l’Europe. As a result of her decisive personality and intolerance for bureaucratic ineptitude, Weiss helped secure visas for one thousand Jewish refugee children from Germany and Austria to enter France after Kristallnacht (November 9–10, 1938), secured permission for several hundred refugees stranded on board the S.S. Saint-Louis and S.S. Flandre to settle temporarily in France, and fought vigorously, albeit unsuccessfully, to break down the protectionist barriers erected by artisan and commercial associations which feared competition from refugee owned firms. Aggrieved by the plight of Jewish refugees from Central Europe, she persuaded Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet in December 1938 to create a government-sponsored refugee committee—the Comité Central des Réfugiés, also known as the Bonnet Committee. Despite the apparent disjuncture between these two causes, in Weiss’s mind they were linked, since she believed that the participation of women in the political sphere would help avoid the outbreak of war. 0000003314 00000 n ���I�'�?i�3�,Ɵ������?���g�Y��?˟�g�3�,Ɵ������?���g�Y��?˟�g��"�_�/������/��E������0��|����P��X�XQ�B��b�bE� Elle assistera d’ailleurs en tant que journaliste aux procès de Nuremberg, entre 1945 et 1946. This multilingual and cosmopolitan environment decisively shaped the young Louise’s outlook. D’abord comédienne, son destin prend un (...), mercredi 22 juillet 2020, par Virginie Cardoso, In the late 1930s Weiss turned her attention back to international affairs. She refused, however, since her earlier pacifism had now given way to a more Machiavellian view of the world in which she believed that peace, and indeed, western values, could be preserved only when backed by military might. 0000016749 00000 n 0000002880 00000 n 0000025580 00000 n Authors choosing this free optional service will be able to: Read more about the full range of benefits of In Review and how to opt in, or see the In Review platform for yourself here. © 2020 BioMed Central Ltd unless otherwise stated. Comme beaucoup d'entre eux, Louise Weiss est une femme de frontière, s H�d��N#G��=O���b��usK���\�`�f�2̂��O���J�>nw7���hS����ާ��N/���}z|:N��˷�~��,_��Wf;���g�������������������rus3]�~~����1��/_�OW׿�����u���r�i��������ߧ�t{;���~~x���y����>�ί?�|>�c�?>^�i�>7`�/����a���_������v���۫�x���f��/���Nڟ���9�!o�l���������f��o��f��o��f��o��f�o��l��l�FyK�*[�Uvd���^9��r$G�y��(W��l���� ����������[�V~���o�[�-~+��o���������[�V~���o�[�-~+��o�w�������w�;�N~�����;�~'����w�������w�;�N~�����;�~'��������������{�^~�����{�=~/��������������{�^~�����{�=~/��������?������.w����͂��54jh�,�,�Y�YP�@��f�fA�͂��54jh�,�,�Y�YT�H��f�fQ�L������?��G�Q��?��G�#�(������?ʿ害۬9i���o�lt���7�ݱ]��y��yȺ�H�uح�mY�����]d���:��v�ڭ~�N����o�.��?o����Z���9[�:���3��X�F�ь��=������o���W���׵�/����I:gb~��M�O�9�dK�O��$�'�:'�'i~�����$]���$��4?��Y�! 0000247169 00000 n Her commitment for European construction did not weaken with war ending, it was actually quite the contrary. Thereafter, she moved to the political right, where she remained until the end of her career. Please do let us know if you need additional time. We now consider that these were the first thoughts on the creation of a European Union. Help us elevate the voices of Jewish women. She was also sent to Moscow in 1921, where she interviewed top Bolshevik leaders including Karl Radek (1885–1939), Lev Kamenev (1883–1936) and Leon Trotsky (1879–1940). New York: 1981; Hause, Steven C., with Anne R. Kenney. At least it seems like what Louise Weiss’ famous sentence means: “It is in Strasbourg that the European spirit is the most open and the purest”. Her cosmopolitan perspective and persistent readiness to challenge the status quo led many to consider her on a par with other architects of European union, such as Jean Monnet (1888–1979) and Robert Schuman (1886–1963). 57 0 obj <> endobj xref 0001154196 00000 n Prix Louise Weiss du Journalisme Européen. En 1971, elle fonde à Strasbourg l’Institut des sciences de la paix ainsi que sa propre fondation qui récompense les personnalités ayant contribué activement à l’unité européenne et à l’avancement des sciences de la paix (Simone Weil et Helmut Schmidt, entre autres). Voix d’Europe is a Europe-themed publication run by Chloé Lourenço and Virginie Cardoso, two graduates from the European Affairs masters programme at Sorbonne in Paris. Document sur les suffragettes,www.back.ac-rennes.fr Dans la synthèse, vous devez répondre à la question : A brilliant French journalist and a lifelong champion of European union and women’s rights, Louise Weiss was an influential voice in French and international affairs from the 1920s until her death in 1983. 0000002600 00000 n Implementation Science is a pioneering, highly-accessed journal dedicated to publishing evidence regarding methods for promoting the uptake of consolidated research findings into routine healthcare practice and health policy. 0000145542 00000 n La Ville de Strasbourg a décidé de délocaliser le Village du Partage qui rassemblait, place Kléber, les chalets des associations participant au marché ... Lire l'article complet: Strasbourg. Créée par Louise Weiss avec le soutien financier du journaliste Hyacinthe Philouze, le premier numéro paraît le 12 janvier 1918, le dernier en juin 1940. 0000002518 00000 n “La Mort de Louise Weiss: Européenne et féministe.” Le Monde, May 28, 1983. Le Village du Partage déplacé de la place Kléber au square Louise-Weiss : Humanis en colère. Des combats pour la liberté . 0000028099 00000 n Année 2017 Young European Federalists25 Square de Meeûs1000 Brussels - Belgium. Her principal journalistic endeavor, however, was the co-founding, with Hyacinthe Philouze, of the weekly journal L’Europe Nouvelle, which Weiss edited from its inception in January 1918 until 1934. 0001143262 00000 n Authors: Nicolas Delvaux, Veerle Piessens, Tine De Burghgraeve, Pavlos Mamouris, Bert Vaes, Robert Vander Stichele, Hanne Cloetens, Josse Thomas, Dirk Ramaekers, An De Sutter and Bert Aertgeerts, Authors: Elizabeth McInnes, Simeon Dale, Louise Craig, Rosemary Phillips, Oyebola Fasugba, Verena Schadewaldt, N. Wah Cheung, Dominique A. Cadilhac, Jeremy M. Grimshaw, Chris Levi, Julie Considine, Patrick McElduff, Richard Gerraty, Mark Fitzgerald, Jeanette Ward, Catherine D’Este…, Authors: Md Golam Hasnain, John R. Attia, Shahinoor Akter, Tabassum Rahman, Alix Hall, Isobel J. Hubbard, Christopher R. Levi and Christine L. Paul, Authors: Rachel Davis and Danielle D’Lima, Authors: Karen Kim, Blasé Polite, Donald Hedeker, David Liebovitz, Fornessa Randal, Manasi Jayaprakash, Michael Quinn, Sang Mee Lee and Helen Lam, Authors: Susan Michie, Maartje M van Stralen and Robert West, Authors: Laura J Damschroder, David C Aron, Rosalind E Keith, Susan R Kirsh, Jeffery A Alexander and Julie C Lowery, Authors: Christopher Carroll, Malcolm Patterson, Stephen Wood, Andrew Booth, Jo Rick and Shashi Balain, Cross-journal collectionExploring the frontiers of research co-production: the Integrated Knowledge Translation Research Network concept papersCross-journal collectionTailored Implementation for Chronic DiseasesCross-journal collectionTranslating research in elder care: an applied program of health services researchArticle collectionDeveloping clinical practice guidelines. Bonne lecture du dernier numéro de l'atelier journal du CDI : Le "News Weiss" n°6 d'avril 2019 ! Housewife or Harlot: The Place of Women in French Society 1870–1940. �m��,"� ������A���C�w��&/�N F�����,bM\r�%�'X�1,|���t��� ��j�F�$���̉ \��|��[R�?�����3�|�@ �O��E�L ����l`�c`S`�aΘ~��C������� b� �0�9 London and New York: 2000; Idem. She also wrote several accounts of her travels, as well as a number of novels, including Délivrance (1936); La Marseillaise, 2 vols. Créée par Louise Weiss avec le soutien financier du journaliste Hyacinthe Philouze, le premier numéro paraît le 12 janvier 1918, le dernier en juin 1940.Elle est tirée à peu d'exemplaires et destinée à l'élite dirigeante des pays. In October 1934 Weiss created a new organization, La Femme Nouvelle, which established its headquarters on the Champs Elysées and quickly emerged as the most energetic and activist of feminist organizations. After the defeat of France in 1940, Weiss volunteered to go on a mission to the United States on behalf of the Vichy government in an effort to obtain pharmaceuticals and medical supplies that had become difficult to acquire due to the British boycott. My love for languages and words led me to an English and Chinese translation degree at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ISTI). �0`q�*�` ��K� endstream endobj 120 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/Index[17 40]/Length 20/Size 57/Type/XRef/W[1 1 1]>>stream Paris: 1999; Caron, Vicki. Son épouse, Jeanne Weiss, née Javal, encourage ses filles à étudier. As the elder, she delivered an opening speech for the Parliament’s first session. Now that French women had been granted the vote she briefly considered a political career and ran unsuccessfully for city council of Magny-les-Hameaux, a small town northwest of Paris, on the Radical ticket. Weiss’s family made frequent visits to Alsace where they still had relatives, as well as to Germany and Bohemia, where the Javal family had originated. She referred to herself as “a twentieth-century French woman” and she even wrote her own epitaph, a poem entitled “Louise l’Européene.” In addition to her journalistic writings her major literary legacy was her six-volume autobiography, Mémoires d’une européene, which appeared between 1968 and 1976. André Géraud (plus connu sous son pseudonyme, Pertinax) en devient le rédacteur en chef à partir de mars 1938[2]. [English] 0000011808 00000 n 0000002190 00000 n Co-fondatrice et co-rédactrice du blog d’actualité européenne Voix d’Europe. 0001261319 00000 n ��$��,I�,���.��[���£��Q� ��Y8�m�D�}ho��~���hKW|%Y]�� � &}0�ِ�(�F�fZJm=}�� �J�b[�!ZY��T`ʩ����j�*u�n�O����Q%�T�����S5cmtI����a�,�l����$zn�v�؅�^�;ؾށ��C/6v����w����;�5��}� � Ve�,{��l�Q��O���$C9���K�@6�l �?�h��(������{2?��0H����e��,9&�����,��eI�I��KX�*me�K���P�N Co-fondatrice et co-rédactrice du blog d’actualité européenne Voix d’Europe. Her father, Paul-Louis Weiss, was a mining engineer and her mother Jeanne, a descendant of the prominent and influential Javal family which hailed from Alsace. Warning, your message will only be displayed after it has been checked and approved. 11 November 2017, by Translated by Camille Roose, 15 juillet, par Virginie Cardoso, Manage cookies/Do not sell my data we use in the preference centre. Voix d’Europe. Biographie de Louise WEISS Document 2. Elle se spécialise dans la publication des textes des grands traités internationaux et les comptes rendus des sessions de la Société des Nations à Genève [1]. As she later wrote in her memoirs, “One could not have been more European than we were. Louise Wise Services was founded in 1916 as the Free Synagogue Child Adoption Committee by philanthropist and adoption advocate Louise Waterman Wise. Mais c’est surtout en 1979 que la gloire de Louise Weiss atteint son apogée, lorsqu’elle est nommée députée européenne au Parlement de Strasbourg, à l’âge de 86 ans. The best mental health treatments for youth are slow to catch on in Philadelphia, study finds, New AI system will help us discover the most effective behaviour change strategies, If we want better health care, we should try asking the patients: OPINION, Engaging patients in health care redesign improves outcomes, Using implementation science to improve cervical cancer prevention in sub-Saharan Africa​​​​​​​, Speed78 days to first decision for reviewed manuscripts only43 days to first decision for all manuscripts147 days from submission to acceptance20 days from acceptance to publication, Citation Impact4.525 - 2-year Impact Factor5.741 - 5-year Impact Factor2.352 - Source Normalized Impact per Paper (SNIP)2.872 - SCImago Journal Rank (SJR), Usage 1,676,758 downloads5,645 Altmetric mentions. 0000034439 00000 n Attention, votre message n’apparaîtra qu’après avoir été relu et approuvé. Né au Pays-Bas en 1912, elle s’engage dans la (...), mercredi 17 juin 2020, par Chloé Lourenço, In her view the West, and especially Europe, had a special duty “not only to save but to impose upon the world those moral values that have constituted the greatness of humanity until today.”. I studied in Shanghai for 5 months and I can’t wait to learn more ! This form accepts SPIP shortcuts {{bold}} {italic} -*list [text->url] and HTML code . Both her great grandfather, Leopold Javal (1804–1872), and grandfather, Emile Javal (1839–1907), had served as deputies of the department of the Yonne, and her great-great-grandfather, Jacques Javal, and his son, Leopold, had also held seats on the Central Consistory, the official representative of French Jewry. Paris: 1978; Smith, Paul, Feminism and the Third Republic: Women’s Political and Civil Rights in France, 1918–1945. 0001161578 00000 n Weiss began her journalistic career during World War I, when she began writing for the newspaper, Le Radical, under the pseudonym Louis Lefranc. Il récompense un journaliste confirmé et un journaliste débutant qui se sont distingués en 2009 par un article d’actualité permettant de décrypter les affaires européennes In 1971 she established the Fondation Louise Weiss in Strasbourg to give an annual prize to the person or institution who contributed most to the advancement of the “science of peace”; this award has gone to such individuals as Anwar Sadat, Helmut Schmidt, Simone Veil and Vaclav Havel. She received degrees in the field of letters from both the Universities of Paris and Oxford, where she had spent a year. Stanford, CA: 1999; Conte, Arthur. 0001036716 00000 n 0000009467 00000 n Nous remercions l’autrice et le site de nous laisser reproduire ici cet article. Louise Weiss naît à Arras le 26 janvier 1893 dans une famille alsacienne patriote et républicaine qui lui transmet le goût de la politique. She therefore decided that the best way to attract attention to her cause was to embark on a series of sensational propaganda stunts, including the interruption of major sporting events, such as the national soccer championship and the Grand Prix horse race at Longchamps, where she arranged for airplanes to drop leaflets attached to socks bearing the slogan: “Even if you give us the vote, your socks will still get darned.” She scored a major success when she unseated Raymond Duplantier, a senator of fifteen years, after he had declared: “These women wish to be deputies. 0000739838 00000 n Voilà en quelques mots comment décrire Marga Klompé. Share their work with fellow researchers to read, comment on, and cite even before publication. Kapnist, Elisabeth, director. 0000000016 00000 n (...), mercredi 8 juillet 2020, par Virginie Cardoso, 27 February 2009. 0001154235 00000 n 0000936472 00000 n Although these films display a fascination with ancient cultures, they also reveal how profoundly pessimistic Weiss’s outlook had become, since brute force was depicted as the chief determinant of behavior everywhere in the world. Papers focus on theoretical formulations, research, treatment, prevention education/training, and legal and policy concerns. Louise Weiss, mother of Europe, chosen for one of JEF France’s campaign. Her battle took a new turn when she became a member of the Resistance during World War II. 0000008112 00000 n For the young Alsatian, Europe was going to rise again from its ashes, and living together would eventually become Europe’s watchword. h�b```e`��a`c`x��A�D�2�,&Y� 0000024191 00000 n La revue étudie les conditions de la vie politique, économique et sociale de l'Europe, et soutient les initiatives de certains milieux politiques destinées à réconcilier les États européens et maintenir la paix : relations internationales sous l'égide de la Société des Nations, rapprochement franco-allemand, désarmement et premiers projets d'Union européenne. 0000002669 00000 n From 1964 to 1970 she served as secretary general of L’Institut de Polémologie (Peace Studies Institute), which she co-founded with the sociologist Gaston Bouthoul (1896–1980). Pour afficher votre trombine avec votre message, enregistrez-la d’abord sur gravatar.com (gratuit et indolore) et n’oubliez pas d’indiquer votre adresse e-mail ici. The institution has decided to pay a special tribute in this central and symbolic place, not to Robert Schuman or Jacques Delors, but to one of the most famous female figure of European construction’s history. Egalement féministe, Louise Weiss crée quelques années plus tard son propre mouvement La Femme nouvelle par lequel elle milite en faveur du droit de vote des femmes en France. Implementation Science is published continuously online-only. Son père, Paul Louis Weiss, ingénieur des mines est un protestant alsacien dont les parents originaires de La Petite-Pierre se sont installés en Lorraine à Phalsbourg.Son grand-père, Georges-Émile Weiss est notaire. Although some of Weiss’s biographers have described her increasingly Machiavellian and cynical view of the world as a repudiation of her earlier idealism and belief in international coexistence, it could be argued that Weiss’s goal always remained the same—the achievement of peace—but that the means she envisioned of achieving this goal changed over time. De-implementing inappropriate health interventions is essential for minimizing patient harm, maximizing efficient use of resources, and improving population health. Cette jeune infirmière que rien ne prédestinait à un destin (...), mercredi 24 juin 2020, par Chloé Lourenço, Résistante. Alors quelle est l’identité de cette femme engagée, souvent méconnue et effacée derrière les figures dominantes des pères de l’Europe ? Ancienne Secrétaire Générale de l’Association MAES. Il ne peut conserver son étude après l'annexion en 1871 de l'Alsace-Lorraine par l'Allemagne et doit la vendre. Voilà un mot qui pourrait décrire à la perfection Berty Albrecht. C’est du moins ce que semble signifier cette célèbre phrase de Louise Weiss : « C’est à Strasbourg que l’esprit européen est le plus ouvert et le plus pur. 0001144583 00000 n L'Association des journalistes européens lance la cinquième édition du prix Louis Weiss du journalisme européen. From a very young age, Louise Weiss started to be interested in international relations. She immediately threw herself into a new crusade, this time for women’s rights and especially women’s suffrage. Très tôt, les relations internationales ont suscité un vif intérêt chez Louise Weiss. Journal of Traumatic Stress is an interdisciplinary forum for the publication of peer-reviewed original papers on biopsychosocial aspects of trauma. Eager to contribute to the war effort, she organized a small field hospital in the Côtes-du-Nord for survivors of the trenches. Louise Weiss commence également à parcourir le monde, réalisant de nombreux films documentaires. ݲj������e� ��Π��y�C��lK��ˊ�K7�^�J�a�G�khd�Dͥ���^|:�ŖI@��,|nL��2{E%�*�+�m���lN�8�HE�Rh~@�X����Pߢ����mJ�8C��%��k^����鍉z���EO��s�A�e���`�F��n�rEtg��pD��!LL��}L#��-��oU�L�ϟ݅�����' As moved by her fear to relive war’s horrors, she decided to resist the enemy and to carry out her fight for peace until the end. Louise Weiss . As a witness to the terrible devastation wreaked by the war, she became interested in international affairs and especially the pursuit of peace.