Bazin, Herve

Herve Bazin
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Name	Bazin, Herve Gender: M
Birthname	Bazin-Herve, Jean-Pierre Marie
born on	17 April 1911 at 07:15 (= 07:15 AM )
Place	Angers, France, 47n28, 0w33
Timezone	GMT h0w (is standard time)
Data source	Quoted BC/BR Rodden Rating AA
Astrology data	26°10' 07°10 Asc. 10°15'

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Biography

French novelist and author of great popularity whose witty and satirical novels often focused on the problems within families and marriages. His works were eventually translated into 30 languages.

After solid academic training, years of family conflict, and financial and professional failure, Hervé, a rebel and bohemian approaching middle age, finally achieved literary fame in 1948 with the autobiographical novel "Vipère au Poing." In the book, he portrayed his unhappy childhood as an unrelenting battle with his mother, who assumed near-mythic proportions through the concentrated energy of her own virulence. His relentless attacks upon the institutions of family, church, and motherhood seemed to many a blasphemy. The revolt continued in "La Tête Contre les Murs," 1949, a novel about penal institutions and the judicial system that supports them, and in a second autobiographical novel, "La Mort du Petit Cheval," 1950.

Having exorcised the demons of his youth in his writings, Bazin underwent a spiritual metamorphosis, from which he emerged a moralist. He discovered paternal love, spiritual fortitude, and conjugal responsibility.

Bazin received numerous awards, including the Lenin Prize in 1979. He was the critic for "Journal du Dimanche" from 1981 and a Member, Vice-President and President of the Goncourt Academy starting from 1958.

Bazin married 2/03/1934; one child; divorce 2/13/1948. He made a second marriage on 4/30/1948; four kids; divorce 2/08/1967. His third marriage was on 5/09/1967; one child; divorce 4/15/1987, and fourth marriage on 8/08/1987; one child. He died of a stroke in Angers, 2/17/1996.

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Events

• Death by Disease 17 February 1996 at 12:00 noon in Angers, France (Age 84, of stroke)
• Work : Prize 1979 (Lenin Prize)

• Work : Gain social status 1958 (Member of Goncourt Academy)

• Work : New Job 1971 (Vice-President of Goncourt Academy)

• Work : New Job 1973 (President of Goncourt Academy)

• Relationship : Marriage 3 February 1934 (First marriage)

• Relationship : Marriage 30 April 1948 (Second marriage)

• Relationship : Marriage 9 May 1967 (Third marriage)

• Relationship : Marriage 8 August 1987 (Fourth marriage)

Source Notes

Petitallot quotes B.C., Cadron No. 28, 3/1996

Categories

• Vocation : Writers : Fiction (Over 14 books)

• Family : Relationship : Number of Marriages (Four)

• Family : Parenting : Kids more than 3 (Seven)

• Notable : Awards : Vocational award (Lenin Prize)

• Vocation : Education : Administrator (President of the Goncourt Academy)

• Personal : Death : Long life more than 80 yrs (Age 84)

• Family : Childhood : Memories Bad (Battle with mom)

• Lifestyle : Financial : Extreme ups and downs (Success after years of failure)

• Personal : Death : Illness/ Disease (Stroke)

• Diagnoses : Major Diseases : Stroke