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Preuves (French: Proof) was a French language monthly political and cultural magazine which existed between 1951 and 1975 and was headquartered in Paris, France. It was the first publication launched by the Congress for Cultural Freedom which later started other magazines, including Cuadernos, Encounter, Survey, Tempo Presente and Der Monat.

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rdfs:label	Preuves (revue) (fr) Preuves (magazine) (en)
rdfs:comment	Preuves (French: Proof) was a French language monthly political and cultural magazine which existed between 1951 and 1975 and was headquartered in Paris, France. It was the first publication launched by the Congress for Cultural Freedom which later started other magazines, including Cuadernos, Encounter, Survey, Tempo Presente and Der Monat. (en) La revue Preuves (1951-1974) est une revue française anticommuniste fondée par , ancien membre du Parti communiste français. Elle appartient au réseau international de revues fondées par le Congrès pour la liberté de la culture, comme Cuadernos, Encounter et Das Forum. Le scandale du financement occulte du Congrès par la CIA entraîne dans son sillage l'arrêt de Preuves. Preuves anime le milieu intellectuel parisien avec les mardis de Preuves, rencontres politiques et intellectuelles. Parmi les plus fidèles contributeurs, se trouve Raymond Aron. (fr)
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company	Réalités Group (en)
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frequency	Monthly (en)
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previous editor	François Bondy
has abstract	Preuves (French: Proof) was a French language monthly political and cultural magazine which existed between 1951 and 1975 and was headquartered in Paris, France. It was the first publication launched by the Congress for Cultural Freedom which later started other magazines, including Cuadernos, Encounter, Survey, Tempo Presente and Der Monat. (en) La revue Preuves (1951-1974) est une revue française anticommuniste fondée par , ancien membre du Parti communiste français. Elle appartient au réseau international de revues fondées par le Congrès pour la liberté de la culture, comme Cuadernos, Encounter et Das Forum. Le scandale du financement occulte du Congrès par la CIA entraîne dans son sillage l'arrêt de Preuves. Preuves anime le milieu intellectuel parisien avec les mardis de Preuves, rencontres politiques et intellectuelles. Parmi les plus fidèles contributeurs, se trouve Raymond Aron. Initialement vilipendée par la gauche française, Preuves devient de 1955 à 1965 une revue prisée par tous les intellectuels, y compris les ex-communistes. Ce déplacement s'effectue en raison de la qualité littéraire de la revue, très ouverte sur les littératures européennes, ainsi qu'en raison de la répression qui suit la révolution hongroise de 1956 et qui entraîne une recomposition politique. (fr)
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