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== Biography == |
== Biography == |
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Chack was born to Marie-Louise Chack, also known as "Marie Scalini" (1852–1931), and of Lord Fingall, who refused to marry her but still purchased a house for her and paid her a pension. |
Chack was born to Marie-Louise Chack, also known as "Marie Scalini" (1852–1931), and of Lord Fingall, who refused to marry her but still purchased a house for her and paid her a pension. |
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Chack joined the [[École Navale|École navale]] in October [[1893]], the 50th of the 75 students of the class of that year. He graduated in 1896. |
Chack joined the [[École Navale|École navale]] in October [[1893]], the 50th of the 75 students of the class of that year. He graduated in 1896. |
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He served on the battleship ''[[French ironclad Hoche|Hoche]]'', then on ''[[French battleship Masséna|Masséna]]'' in the North sea, and was promoted to Ensign first class in October 1898. He then served on ''Mouette'' at [[Constantinople]], where he earned a Turkish medal by fighting a fire. |
He served on the battleship ''[[French ironclad Hoche|Hoche]]'', then on ''[[French battleship Masséna|Masséna]]'' in the North sea, and was promoted to Ensign first class in October 1898. He then served on ''Mouette'' at [[Constantinople]], where he earned a Turkish medal by fighting a fire. |
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Chack was promoted to [[Lieutenant (navy)|lieutenant de vaisseau]] in May 1906, and given command of the submarine ''Grondin''. In 1908, he was appointed as aid to the general governor of Indochina. |
Chack was promoted to [[Lieutenant (navy)|lieutenant de vaisseau]] in May 1906, and given command of the submarine ''Grondin''. In 1908, he was appointed as aid to the general governor of Indochina. |
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Chack started mixing with Far-Right elements infiltrating the veteran associations of the time. He was vice-président of the l'Association nationale des officiers combattants (ANOC), under Right-Wing personalities such as Colonel Jean Ferrandi and [[Charles Trochu]]. Chack was also president of the Club de l'Effort, an organisation founded by reserve officers, many of whom were members of the far-right Ligues. |
Chack started mixing with Far-Right elements infiltrating the veteran associations of the time. He was vice-président of the l'Association nationale des officiers combattants (ANOC), under Right-Wing personalities such as Colonel Jean Ferrandi and [[Charles Trochu]]. Chack was also president of the Club de l'Effort, an organisation founded by reserve officers, many of whom were members of the far-right Ligues. |
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In 1937, he was among the Right-wing and Far-Right personalities in honouring [[Charles Maurras]] when he was freed from prison. He joined [[Jacques Doriot]]'s [[French Popular Party|Parti populaire français]] (PPF) in 1937.<ref>''L'Emancipation nationale'' du PPF le cite comme adhérent en janvier 1938: Jean-Paul Brunet, ''Jacques Doriot, du communisme au fascisme'', Balland, 1986, {{P.|233}} |
In 1937, he was among the Right-wing and Far-Right personalities in honouring [[Charles Maurras]] when he was freed from prison. He joined [[Jacques Doriot]]'s [[French Popular Party|Parti populaire français]] (PPF) in 1937.<ref>''L'Emancipation nationale'' du PPF le cite comme adhérent en janvier 1938: Jean-Paul Brunet, ''Jacques Doriot, du communisme au fascisme'', Balland, 1986, {{P.|233}}</ref> |
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[[File:Front révolutionnaire national (tribune).jpg|thumb|upright|Meeting of the [[Front révolutionnaire national]] at [[Vél'd'Hiv]] on 11 April 1943. Shown on the image:from left to right: Georges Claude, Châteaubriant, Marcel Déat, Bucard, Paul Chack. Also present outside the frame: Henri Barbé, Francis Desphelippon, Lucien Rebatet, Dr. André Rainsart, Georges Soulès, Kléber Legay.]] |
[[File:Front révolutionnaire national (tribune).jpg|thumb|upright|Meeting of the [[Front révolutionnaire national]] at [[Vél'd'Hiv]] on 11 April 1943. Shown on the image:from left to right: Georges Claude, Châteaubriant, Marcel Déat, Bucard, Paul Chack. Also present outside the frame: Henri Barbé, Francis Desphelippon, Lucien Rebatet, Dr. André Rainsart, Georges Soulès, Kléber Legay.]] |
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''' Bibliography''' |
''' Bibliography''' |
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* {{Cite book|last=Taguieff|first=Pierre-André|title=L'antisémitisme de plume, 1940–1944|publisher=[[Berg International]]|year=1999|isbn=2-911289-16-1|series=Pensée politique et sciences sociales|pages=618|oclc=868428467}}, [présentation en ligne]. |
* {{Cite book|last=Taguieff|first=Pierre-André|title=L'antisémitisme de plume, 1940–1944|publisher=[[Berg International]]|year=1999|isbn=2-911289-16-1|series=Pensée politique et sciences sociales|pages=618|oclc=868428467}}, [présentation en ligne]. |
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* {{Cite book|last=[[Étienne Taillemite]]|title=Dictionnaire des marins français|publisher=Tallandier|year=2002|isbn=978-2-847-34008-2|location=Paris| |
* {{Cite book|last=[[Étienne Taillemite]]|title=Dictionnaire des marins français|publisher=Tallandier|year=2002|isbn=978-2-847-34008-2|location=Paris|pages=93–94|language=fr|oclc=50268241}} |
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* {{Cite book|last=Bergeron|first=Francis|title=Chack|publisher=Pardès|year=2013|isbn=978-2-867-14466-0|series=Qui suis-je?|location=Grez-sur-Loing|pages=127|language=fr|oclc=858211613}}. |
* {{Cite book|last=Bergeron|first=Francis|title=Chack|publisher=Pardès|year=2013|isbn=978-2-867-14466-0|series=Qui suis-je?|location=Grez-sur-Loing|pages=127|language=fr|oclc=858211613}}. |
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Paul Chack
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Paul Chack in 1927
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Born | 12 February 1876 ![]() Paris ![]() |
Died | 9 January 1945 ![]() Montrouge ![]() |
Occupation | Writer, Officer of the French Navy, soldier, sailor ![]() |
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Louis Paul André Chack, (Paris, 12 February 1876 — fort de Montrouge, Arcueil, 9 January 1945), was a French Navy officer, author and Nazi collaborator. He served in the Navy during the First World War, and spent the interwar period writing books on naval history, and agitating at the Far-Right. During the Second World War, he eagerly collaborated with the Nazi, presiding a so-called『Comité d'action antibolchévique』("committee for anti-Bolshevik action"). At the Liberation, he was arrested, tried to treason, and executed by firing squad.
Chack was born to Marie-Louise Chack, also known as "Marie Scalini" (1852–1931), and of Lord Fingall, who refused to marry her but still purchased a house for her and paid her a pension.
Chack joined the École navale in October 1893, the 50th of the 75 students of the class of that year. He graduated in 1896.
He served on the battleship Hoche, then on Masséna in the North sea, and was promoted to Ensign first class in October 1898. He then served on MouetteatConstantinople, where he earned a Turkish medal by fighting a fire.
Chack was promoted to lieutenant de vaisseau in May 1906, and given command of the submarine Grondin. In 1908, he was appointed as aid to the general governor of Indochina.
He served on Jauréguiberry in 1912 as gunnery officer, and was promoted to the fire direction of the battleship Courbet in 1914. In June 1915, he was given command of the destroyer Massue, taking part in the Gallipoli campaign. On 27 November 1916, he attacked a German submarine, earning an Army-level mention in dispatches.
Check was promoted to Lieutenant-Commander in July 1917, and to Commander in June 1920. He captained the battleship Provence in the Mediterranean before transferring to the Service historique de la marine as Direction 1921. In 1927, he was received as a member of the Académie de marine. He was promoted to Captain in July 1929, and retired from the Navy in November 1934 with the rank of Captain.
From the 1920. Chack started writing numerous works about the Navy and naval history.
Chack started mixing with Far-Right elements infiltrating the veteran associations of the time. He was vice-président of the l'Association nationale des officiers combattants (ANOC), under Right-Wing personalities such as Colonel Jean Ferrandi and Charles Trochu. Chack was also president of the Club de l'Effort, an organisation founded by reserve officers, many of whom were members of the far-right Ligues.
In 1937, he was among the Right-wing and Far-Right personalities in honouring Charles Maurras when he was freed from prison. He joined Jacques Doriot's Parti populaire français (PPF) in 1937.[1]
During the Nazi Occupation, Chack supported Collaboration with the Third Reich. He also displayed a virulent antisemitism. He notably inaugurated the Institut d'étude des questions juives in May 1941, and wrote antisemitic editorials in journals.
Chack was president of the Comité d’action antibolchévique (1941–1944), an anticommunist and antisemitic propaganda outlet used as a recruitment organ for the Légion des volontaires français contre le bolchévisme. Chack inaugurated the exhibit Le Bolchevisme contre l'Europe, along with French and German fascists such as Paul Marion, Fernand de BrinonorGeorges Claude.
On 22 August 1944, after the Libération, Chack was arrested and imprisoned at Drancy, and then at Fresnes. He was trialed by the Cour de justice of Seine, sentenced to death on 18 December 1944 and shot on 9 January 1945[2] at fort de Montrouge, near Paris.
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