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Ray, Man. Self Portrait. Boston: Little, Brown and Company,
1963.Germain-en-Laye. During 1919 and 1920 he held the portfolios of premier and foreign minister. Renner was a member of the Nationalrat from 1920 to 1934, and in February 1934 was arrested briefly on charges of high treason. After World War II he accepted the premiership and foreign ministry of the provisional Austrian gov-ment (April 1945), and in December of that year, was elected president of the second Austrian republic. Occasionally using the pseudonyms of Rudolph Springer and Synopticus, Renner was the author of numerous works on socialism, government, economics, and law.
RADIGUET, ra-de-ge, Raymond, French poet and novelist: b. Parc-de-St.-Maur, near Paris, June 18, 1903; d. Paris, Dec. 12, 1923. He began as a poet whose works, Les Joues en feu (1920) and Devoirs de vacances (1921), were in somewhat the same orthodox style as the earlier works of Jean Cocteau, whose protege he became. |
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