The Stavisky Affair : Politics of Assimilation and the anti-Republican Right Wing in 1930s France

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Jones, Stann-Omar
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2014
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The author places The Stavisky Affair of 1933 and the life of Ukranian Jew Serge Alexandre Stavisky, who was found to have embezelled millions of Francs, into the context of a string of political and financial scandals involving France’s political elite beginning in the late 1800s that played into the of hands of Third Republic dissenters and unleashed pent-up anger that erupted in riots in February 1934. The author reviews French political culture, the role of the French media, the role of anti-semitism and immigration policy, and the clash of the political left and right.
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