Hadj Mohamed Dahou
One of the founders of the Algerian section of the Letterist International
About Hadj Mohamed Dahou
Lived 1926 – 2010 (aged 83). Hadj Mohamed Dahou was an Algerian and French.
Hadj Mohamed Dahou was one of the founders of the Algerian section of the Letterist International which was based in Chlef. Dahou was subsequently a member of the Algerian Section of the Situationist International.
He appears under the pseudonym Midhou in Alexander Trocchi's novel Cain's Book.
Texts "Manifesto of the Algerian Group of the Lettrist International", with Cheik Ben Dhine and Ait Diafer, Internationale Lettriste #3, August 1953 "Principles of a new theatre" (unsigned), Internationale Lettriste #3, August 1953 "Notes for an appeal to the East", Potlatch #6, 27 July 1954
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Who was Hadj Mohamed Dahou?
one of the founders of the Algerian section of the Letterist International
When was Hadj Mohamed Dahou born?
Hadj Mohamed Dahou was born on 8 November 1926 in Chlef.
When did Hadj Mohamed Dahou die?
Hadj Mohamed Dahou died on 7 November 2010 in Nice.
What nationality was Hadj Mohamed Dahou?
Hadj Mohamed Dahou was Algerian and French.
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