Huguette Gaulin

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Huguette Gaulin ( 1944 - June 6, 1972 ) was a French-Canadian writer.

In 1972, the 28-year-old French-Canadian writer Huguette Gaulin Bergeron committed self-immolation on one of the main streets of the Old Port of Montreal and shouted in French : “Ne tuons pas la beauté du monde!”, Which roughly means: “We shouldn't see the beauty of the Kill (destroy) the world! ".

Luc Plamondon , a French-Canadian musician, wrote the hymn A La Beaute Du Monde in her honor . B. Diane Dufresne , Isabelle Boulay , Garou and Eric Lapointe .

Works

  • Lecture En Velocipede , 1972
  • Se Lancer En Affaires: Les etapes Pour Bien Structurer Un Projet D'entreprise , 1986 (with Elaine Dupont )

Web links

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  1. ↑ Une Pomme plus verte (Ronald Bergeron) , macquebec.com
  2. ^ Books by Gaulin at Open Library
  3. ^ Se Lancer En Affaires by Huguette Gaulin and Elaine Dupont
personal data
SURNAME Gaulin, Huguette
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Gaulin Bergeron, Huguette
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French-Canadian writer
DATE OF BIRTH 1944
DATE OF DEATH June 6, 1972
Place of death Montreal , Canada