Original leaflet for the Journée internationale de la résistance à la dictature et à la guerre [International Day of Resistance to Dictatorship and War], held on 30 April 1949, at the grand amphitheatre of the Sorbonne and then at the Vélodrome d'Hiver, with the list of participants and speakers on verso. Some minor edge tears, one horizontal and one vertical fold.
Rare leaflet calling for participation in a major peace conference organized by the Rassemblement Démocratique Révolutionnaire, led by former Surrealist and ex-Communist militant Georges Altman. Albert Camus is listed as the first participant, alongside Jean-Paul Sartre—though the latter did not
Autograph manuscript of two draft responses to readers of France Observateur following the publication of the article entitled "Quand la police frappe les trois coups" written in blue ink on five ruled sheets. Deletions and corrections. The article, published in 1957, was reproduced in 1965 in Situations 7 Problèmes de marxisme 2. In this article, Sartre protests against the prefectural ban on performing La Reine de Césarée by Robert Brasillach, under pressure from resistance fighters, deportees and children of deportees, and against police pressures exerted against theatrical plays by Fabre-Luce and Jean Genet.
Interesting drafts, in which t
