Maurice Talmeyr

Maurice Talmeyr

Maurice Talmeyr (* 1850 ; † 1933 ) was a French journalist and writer .

Talmeyr was one of the Parnassians and Alphonse Lemerre also included him in the later famous anthology Le Parnasse contemporain .

Talmeyr was u. a. known the German doctor Iwan Bloch , with whom he occasionally collaborated as a writer. In 1911 he was one of the first members of the newly formed Ligue française anti-maçonnique , one of the journalists André Baron and Paul Joseph Copin founded association with which the Freemasonry should be fought.

Works (selection)

• Le protoxyde . 1881
• Histoires joyeuses et funèbres . Brunhof, Paris 1886.
• Sur le blanc . Léon Genonceaux - Plon, 1896, Paris 1890–1896.
• Entre mufles . Plon, Paris 1896.
• La Franc-maçonnerie et la Révolution française. Comment on fabrique l'opinion . Perrin, Paris 1904
• La fin d'une société. Les maisons d'illusion . Félix Juven, Paris 1906
• La nouvelle légende dorée . Perrin, Paris 1921.
• Philosophy you voyage . Plon, Paris 1925.

in German translation

• The End of a Society - New Forms of Corruption in Paris . Louis Marcus publishing house, Berlin undated [1909?]

literature

• Alphonse Lemerre: Le Parnasse contemporain .

Web links

• Literature by and about Maurice Talmeyr in the SUDOC catalog (Association of French University Libraries)
• Information on Maurice Talmeyr in the database of the Bibliothèque nationale de France .

Wikisource: Maurice Talmeyr  - Sources and full texts (French)