Années folles
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| After [[World War I]], [[Paris]] emerged into an energetic but restless [[interwar]] period, enlivened by the arrival of glamorous émigrés such as [[Joséphine Baker]]. It was a troubled political period, however, especially when the [[Great Depression]] hit Paris. | After [[World War I]], [[Paris]] emerged into an energetic but restless [[interwar]] period, enlivened by the arrival of glamorous émigrés such as [[Joséphine Baker]]. It was a troubled political period, however, especially when the [[Great Depression]] hit Paris. | ||
| - | + | ==In fiction== | |
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| *''[[A Moveable Feast]]'' by Ernest Hemingway | *''[[A Moveable Feast]]'' by Ernest Hemingway | ||
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| *[[Années Folles]] | *[[Années Folles]] | ||
| - | *[[One Two Two]] | ||
| *[[1920s]] | *[[1920s]] | ||
| + | *[[1920s in France]] | ||
| *[[Artistic Montparnasse]] | *[[Artistic Montparnasse]] | ||
| *[[Lost Generation]] | *[[Lost Generation]] | ||
| *[[Surrealism]] | *[[Surrealism]] | ||
| + | ==Nightclubs== | ||
| + | *[[One Two Two]] | ||
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After World War I, Paris emerged into an energetic but restless interwar period, enlivened by the arrival of glamorous émigrés such as Joséphine Baker. It was a troubled political period, however, especially when the Great Depression hit Paris.
In fiction
- A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway
See also
Nightclubs
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