Hubert Lagardelle

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Hubert Lagardelle (8 July 1874 – 20 September 1958) was a pioneer of French revolutionary

Fascinated by Italian fascism, Lagardelle assisted the Ambassador of France to Rome, Henry de Jouvenel, from 1932 to 1937 in an attempt to establish a Franco-Italian alliance to prevent further German expansionism.

Lagardelle became

He died on 20 September 1958 and was buried at the Saint-Ouen Cemetery.

Works

• The Agrarian Question and Socialism (1899)
• The Evolution of Labour Unions in France (1900)
• Intellectuals to Socialism (1901)
• The Confederation of Labour and Socialism (1907)
• Unionism and Socialism (1908)
• The Socialist Party and the General Confederation of Labour, Paris, River, 1908.
• Bakunin and Marx, 1909, published in the International.
• Text and Comment letters of Georges Sorel Hubert Lagardelle, 1933, Rome.
• The Italian Fascist Regime, 1935 in the French Encyclopedia.
• Twenty years of history of Italy, 1937.
• The French Socialism.
• Rome Mission Mussolini, 1955.

Sources

• Christine Bouneau, Hubert Lagardelle: un bourgeois révolutionnaire et son époque, 1996
• Zeev Sternhell, La droite révolutionnaire, 1885–1914, Seuil, 1978.
• Bernard-Henri Lévy, L'Idéologie française, Grasset, 1981.
• Simon Epstein, Les Dreyfusards sous l'Occupation, éd. Albin Michel, 2001.
• Lettres d'Hubert Lagardelle à Robert Michels (1903-1936), with introduction by Willy Gianinazzi