Jean Charles-Brun
Felibre and regionalist militant
About Jean Charles-Brun
Lived 1870 – 1946 (aged 75). Jean Charles-Brun was a French philologist, non-fiction writer, lecturer, teacher and poet.
Jean Charles-Brun (29 December 1870, Montpellier – 14 October 1946, Paris) was an Occitan French proponent of autonomy of France's regions and then founded the French Regionalist Federation in 1901. Charles-Brun was also a proponent of pan-Latinism and the creation of a democratic international "confederation latine" ("Latin Confederation").
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Who was Jean Charles-Brun?
felibre and regionalist militant (1870-1946)
When was Jean Charles-Brun born?
Jean Charles-Brun was born on 29 December 1870 in Montpellier.
When did Jean Charles-Brun die?
Jean Charles-Brun died on 14 October 1946 in Paris.
What was Jean Charles-Brun's occupation?
Jean Charles-Brun was a philologist, non-fiction writer, lecturer, teacher and poet.
What nationality was Jean Charles-Brun?
Jean Charles-Brun was French.
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