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La volonté de paix was a French magazine, which was the organ of the International Committee of Action and Propaganda for Peace and Disarmament. It was established in June 1927 by Madeleine Vernet. [1] It ceased publication in January 1936, after being banned when Vernet's husband Louis Tribier was tried for provoking military disobedience.
- ^ "Les philosophes antiques à notre secours". Philalethe.net (in French). Retrieved 2 June 2015.
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La volonté de paix was a French magazine, which was the organ of the International Committee of Action and Propaganda for Peace and Disarmament. It was established in June 1927 by Madeleine Vernet. [1] It ceased publication in January 1936, after being banned when Vernet's husband Louis Tribier was tried for provoking military disobedience.
- ^ "Les philosophes antiques à notre secours". Philalethe.net (in French). Retrieved 2 June 2015.
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