Marceau Pivert (2 October 1895, Montmachoux, Seine-et-Marne – 3 June 1958, Paris) was a French schoolteacher, trade unionist, socialist militant, and journalist...

Pivert may refer to: Marceau Pivert (1895, Montmachoux, Seine-et-Marne – 1958), a French schoolteacher, trade unionist, Socialist activist and politician...

was a socialist organisation in France, formed on June 8, 1938, by Marceau Pivert. Its youth wing was the Workers and Peasants' Socialist Youth (Jeunesses...

strengthened. The socialist movement's euphoria was apparent in SFIO member Marceau Pivert's "Tout est possible!" (Everything is possible). However, the economy...

They were opposed both by the left wing of the SFIO, represented by Marceau Pivert, and by the SFIO's center, headed by Blum. The Neosocialists wanted...

socialists' victory while Marceau Pivert cried "Tout est possible!"[This quote needs a citation] ("Everything is possible!"), but Pivert would later split and...

the SFIO, with the departure of the left wing of the party, led by Marceau Pivert, to the Workers and Peasants' Socialist Party. The demoralised Left...

implemented after the May 1936 election which brought Léon Blum to power. Marceau Pivert publicly called for the dissolution of the leagues on 27 May 1936 in...

crime/mystery serial The Edge of Night (1957–1979) Marceau Fourcade (fl. 1905–1936), French rower Marceau Pivert (1895–1958), French schoolteacher, trade unionist...

for office several times, without success. Adopting the ideology of Marceau Pivert, he was a prolific author, denouncing the arms race, advocating the...

writers such as Simone Weil and Albert Camus as well as the group around Marceau Pivert. In America, the New York Intellectuals around the journals New Leader...

the tendencies named Bataille socialiste (Socialist Struggle) and Marceau Pivert's Gauche révolutionnaire (Revolutionary Left) engaged themselves in favor...

15th district. This group, far to the left of the party, was led by Marceau Pivert, who in 1935 would form a faction in the SFIO (Gauche Révolutionnaire)...

Séverac [fr] (November 1936 – 1940), Jean Zyromski (-November 1936), Marceau Pivert (1938), Salomon Grumbach [fr] (1939–1940)  Free City of Danzig Social...

Gorkin, Sidney Hook, Jomo Kenyatta, Jay Lovestone, George Padmore, Marceau Pivert, Victor Serge, August Thalheimer, Tom Wintringham, Bernard Wolfe and...

attempted to join the SFIO, but was turned down although he was backed by Marceau Pivert. Valois took part in the French Resistance during Vichy France. During...

months as a result. He left the SFIO in 1938 to join PSOP, created by Marceau Pivert. He remained in PSOP until 1940. He found a job as editor to the newspaper...

Naville supported a split, Molinier hoped to develop connections with Marceau Pivert, one of the primary leaders of the SFIO's left wing. This led to a confused...

was published in L'Humanité, the press organ of the PCF. Alluding to Marceau Pivert's famous statement, he recalled that "Not everything was possible but...

Cassou, Alexandre Hébert, Louis Houdeville, Yvonne Issartel, Guy Marty, Marceau Pivert, Daniel Renard, Robert Chéramy, Jean Rous, Geneviève Serreau, Marcel...

(Louis Darquier de Pellepoix, Léon Daudet) and far-left pacifists (Marceau Pivert). However, Dunan claims that, despite customs and warning signs, the...

Maurice Delépine, Ludovic Zoretti, Paul Colliette, Émile Farinet and Marceau Pivert. Zyromski's motion, presented in the 1927 Congress of Lyon, gained 23%...

became involved with the radical wing of the SFIO, in particular with Marceau Pivert and Jean Zyromsky and the Jeunesse Socialiste where he established himself...

decided to join the Workers and Peasants' Socialist Party (WPSP) led by Marceau Pivert. In June 1939, the WPSP excluded Trotskyist militants from the party...

preceded by a meeting between PSIm, POUM, SAP and SFIO revolutionary left (Marceau Pivert, Michel Collinet and Michel Duchesne). PSIm agreed with the proposal...

Boucheron. In the first round, he had collected 3,258 votes against 2,353 Marceau Pivert and 1,059 Duteil (Proletarian Unity Party) out of 11,816 voters. Although...

et paysan) in 1938. This was founded by "Pivertists" (followers of Marceau Pivert), a left-wing group which split off soon after the failure of the Front...

opportunity for reconciliation, such as the newspaper La Commune, or the Marceau Pivert International Socialist Correspondence. In 1944, however, he broke up...

factions urging more revolutionary solutions (Bataille socialiste and Marceau Pivert's Gauche révolutionnaire). The party entered into [[Cartel des Gauches|alliance]]...

Joseph Fiévée (1767–1839) François-René de Chateaubriand (1768–1848) Étienne Pivert de Senancour (1770–1846) Fanny Raoul (1771–1833) Sophie de Renneville (1772–1822)...