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Can link Communist Party: ...ninist]] doctrine. In 1936 the independence-minded Algerian Communist Party (PCA) was founded. Camus joined the activities of [[Le Part... (link to section)
Can link French army: ...milar paper, ''Soir-Republicain''. He was rejected from the French army because of his illness.... (link to section)
Can link underground newspaper: ...e [[French Resistance]] cell ''Combat'', which published an underground newspaper of the same name. He took the [[moniker]] Beauchard. It was... (link to section)
Can link commercial paper: ...ights. He resigned from ''Combat'' in 1947 when it became a commercial paper. ... (link to section)
Can link communism: ... rebellion and revolution which made clear his rejection of communism. The book upset many of his colleagues and contemporaries i... (link to section)
Can link moral dilemma: ...Algerian War of Independence]] began in 1954 it presented a moral dilemma for Camus. He identified with [[pied-noir]]s, blamed the Fr... (link to section)
Can link car accident: ...text to ostracize him. Camus died on January 4, 1960 in a car accident. The driver of the [[Facel Vega]] was also his publisher an... (link to section)

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In The Wall (Book), can backlink Albert Camus: ...rmer student of Simone deBeauvoir, his lifelong companion. Albert Camus also treats the theme of man's absurdity in the modern worl...
In Gerald P. Carr, can backlink CAMUS: ...perations Analysis]], Training and [[Systems Integration]]. CAMUS was a major contributor as a technical support subcontracto...
In Frank Gaul, can backlink Albert Camus: ...n who publicly admitted his enjoyment of reading philosophe Albert Camus. Gaul's comment referred to the fact that his constituency...