Kleber Claux
Nudist activist
About Kleber Claux
Lived 1893 – 1971 (aged 78).
Kleber Claux (22 March 1893 – 9 June 1971) was a leading anarchist in the early 20th century and a founder of the first naturist club in Australia.
Biography Born in Mogneville, France, Claux became a furniture maker before World War I, to which he was a conscientious objector. During the war, Claux escaped France and its conscription laws by moving to England on a false passport and living at Whiteway Colony, a Tolstoyan-communist anarchist project in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire. At Whiteway Claux gained an interest in nudity, sensible clothes and vegetarianism and met Molly (née Crick), who became his life partner.
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Who was Kleber Claux?
Nudist activist
When was Kleber Claux born?
Kleber Claux was born on 22 March 1893 in France, Mogneville, Oise, Oise.
When did Kleber Claux die?
Kleber Claux died on 9 June 1971 in Australia.
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