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DECLARATION UNIVERSELLE DES DROITS DE L'HOMME
Traducteur Depuis le Grec Ancien: Robert Arnauld D'andilly, Karl Müller, Jérôme de Stridon, Alain-René Lesage, Barbara Cassin (French Edition)
Rene Cassin: Fantassin des droits de l'homme (French Edition) by Marc Agi, 1979
Rene Cassin: Prix Nobel de la paix, 1887-1976 : pere de la Declaration universelle des droits de l'homme (French Edition) by Marc Agi, 1998
De l'idee d'universalite comme fondatrice du concept des droits de l'homme d'apres la vie et l'euvre de Rene Cassin (French Edition) by Marc Agi, 1980
La contribution francaise à la rédaction de la Déclaration universelle des droits de l'homme: René Cassin et la Commission consultative des droits de l'homme by Pateyron (Eric), 1998-09-01
Rene cassin (1887-1976).une pensee ouverte sur le monde moderne. hommage aux prix nobel de la paix68
La Declaration Universelle des Droits de l`Homme et le Catholicisme. Lettre liminaire de Rene Cassin. Preface de Jean-Yves Calvez by Philippe de la Chapelle, 1967
l'Alliance Israelite Universelle et la Renaissance Juive Contemporaine (1860-1960). Preface de Rene Cassin. by Andre Chouraqui, 1965

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Facts About Cassin, Rene, As Discussed In Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Cass
Facts about Cassin, Rene, (1887–1976). French jurist and humanitarian Ren Cassin was one of the principal architects of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which was
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Cassin, Ren (18871976) A jurist, humanitarian, and internationalist, Ren Samuel Cassin (October 5, 1887- )* is one of the world's foremost proponents
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Extractions: Cassin, Ren� A jurist, humanitarian, and internationalist, Ren� Samuel Cassin (October 5, 1887- )* is one of the world's foremost proponents of the legal as well as the moral recognition of the rights of man. Neither a pessimist nor an optimist, the peace laureate, eighty-one years old when awarded the prize in 1968, confessed that "men are not always good" but he has based much of his life's work on the premise that human responses can be constructive if states will transform the conditions that breed ill will into those that recognize the dignity of man. Cassin was born in Bayonne (Basses-Pyr�n�es), the son of Gabrielle (Dreyfus) Cassin and Henri Cassin, a merchant. Having established a record of intellectual brilliance at the Lyc�e of Nice, he added to it in his advanced studies at the University of Aix-en-Provence where, in 1908, he received a degree in the humanities, along with one in law. He took first place in the competitive examination given by the Law Faculty and in 1914 received the doctorate in juridical, economic, and political sciences. Cassin has made his career in law as practitioner, professor, scholar, administrator, and promoter. The legal career which he began in 1909 in Paris, where he was a counsel at the Court of Paris, was brought to an end when he was inducted into the infantry in 1914. Severely wounded in 1916 by German shrapnel, he survived, but only because his mother, serving as a nurse in the field hospital to which he had been carried, persuaded the doctors to perform surgery. Although the injury he sustained was to give him acute discomfort throughout his life, he recovered, married Simone Yzombard of Marseilles, and entered upon his career as a professor of law at Aix late in 1916.
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Cassin, Ren (Samuel) (b. Oct. 5, 1887, Bayonne, Fr.d. Feb. 20, 1976, Paris), French jurist, president of the European Court of Human Rights, and principal author of the UN
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Extractions: Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help (b. Oct. 5, 1887, Bayonne, Fr.d. Feb. 20, 1976, Paris), French jurist, president of the European Court of Human Rights, and principal author of the UN Declaration of the Rights of Man; he won the 1968 Nobel Prize for Peace. The son of a Jewish merchant, Cassin studied law before entering the French Army in World War I. During the war he sustained a severe abdominal wound, the effects of which troubled him for the rest of his life. He later became a professor of international law in Paris and then, from 1924 to 1938, served as a French delegate to the League of Nations assemblies and disarmament conferences in Geneva. After the fall of France in June 1940, he joined Gen. Charles de Gaulle in London and served as a key member of the Free French government in exile. Related Propaedia Topics: France since 1920
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Cassin, Ren born 1887, Bayonne, France died 1976, Paris. Facts Ren Cassin (18871976) was one of the predominant figures involved in the drafting procedure.
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Extractions: Cassin, Ren� born 1887, Bayonne, France died 1976, Paris Facts League of Nations and the Geneva Disarmament Convention and was a jurist by profession. He was vice chair of the Nuclear Committee, and the chief delegate to France in all three sessions. In 1949, Cassin was elected vice chair of the Commission of Human Rights and later on,in 1955, became chair. He also served as a judge on the European Court of Human Rights from 1959 to 1970. During this time Cassin was President of the Court during two periods. He recieved the Nobel Peace Prize in 1968, as a recognition for his work in the drafting of the Declaration of Human Rights Additionally, he was a Zionist. Assessment human rights . For these reasons, the delegates to the Commission on Human Rights selected Cassin to compose the first full draft of the Universal Declaration. This early draft would contain most of the rights and much of the language that would later be set forth in the final document. The failure of the League of Nations to address the human rights situation in Germany prior to World War II was a great disappointment to Cassin. As the Nazis launched their campaign of murder and terror unimpeded by the international community, Cassin became determined that any future organization of nations would have greater strength and courage to fight against violations of human rights. Horrified by emerging news of Nazi atrocities, Cassin spent World War II as a member of the resistance in London, serving as the legal advisor to Charles de Gaulle.
Rene Cassin Winner Of The 1968 Nobel Prize In Peace
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Cassin, Ren , La Conception des droits de l'etat dans les successions d'apres le code civil suisse. Paris, Sirey, 1914. Cassin, Rene, Le Contentieux des victimes de la guerre
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Cassin, Ren ( rənā ' c săN ' ), 18871976, French jurist and humanitarian. He studied law at the universities of Aix-en-Provence and Paris, earned (1914) a doctorate
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Ren Cassin; Ren Char; Ren Clair; Ren Cl ment; Ren Colato La nez, Children's Book Author; Ren Coty; Ren Crevel, French writer; Ren Dahinden
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