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Louis-Paul Némo (18 November 1900 – 29 June 1978), better known by the pseudonym Roparz Hemon, was a Breton author and scholar of Breton expression. He was the author of numerous dictionaries, grammars, poems and short stories.
Roparz Hemon, à l'état-civil Louis Paul Némo, né le 18 novembre 1900 à Brest et mort le 29 juin 1978 à Dublin (Irlande), était un linguiste, romancier, journaliste et poète français de langue bretonne, actif dans le mouvement breton, impliqué dans la collaboration pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
- (à 77 ans)Dublin
- 18 novembre 1900Brest
Aug 21, 2020 · Roparz Hemon had started publishing in Breiz Atao in 1923. As well as creating propaganda for its autonomist goals, the magazine aimed to instruct its readers and provide them with an intellectual basis for their federal and autonomist aspirations.
- Jelle Krol
- jelle.krol@tresoar.nl
- 2020
Louis-Paul Nemo (Roparz Hemon, 1900-1978), Breton writer and scholar, was born in Brest, France, the second of six children. He trained as an English teacher, studying English and History at Leeds University. In 1922, Nemo began writing in Breton; his short story 'An Diouganer' was published in 1923, under the pseudonym Roparz Loeiz Hemon.
In 1922, Nemo began writing in Breton; his short story 'An Diouganer' was published in 1923, under the pseudonym Roparz Loeiz Hemon. Soon afterwards, he dropped the Loeiz and signed himself Roparz Hemon; this became his name within the Breton nationalist movement.
Roparz Hemon (born Louis P. Nemo), Breton writer and scholar, was born in Brest, France, the second of six children. He trained as an English teacher, studying English and History at Leeds University.
Literary, research and personal papers of Louis P. Nemo (Roparz Hemon, 1900-1978), comprising personal and general correspondence, 1941, 1947-1978; manuscript and typescript drafts of novels and novellas, short stories, poetry and plays; drafts of ... Appraisal, destruction and scheduling.
