Le Complot contre la France et Contre la Paix.

Creyssel, Paul. Le Complot contre la France et Contre la Paix. Editions, C.E.A., Parisiennes Reunies, 1943. (Paris?) 8"x 5", 31pp. Original wrappers. Library of Congress copy, with their faded surplus stamp. Browned. Good copy. "Paul Creyssel, Vichy’s high-profile Director of Propaganda between 1 April 1942 and 3 March 1943, then Secretary-General for Propaganda until 13 January 1944, is nowadays an all-but-forgotten figure. Found guilty of undermining national morale at his trial in June 1948 after almost four years in detention awaiting judgement, he thereafter faded from public and historical scrutiny. That shift from prominence to obscurity is the focus of this article. It explores the forgotten Creyssel and argues that history’s amnesia on such a major player of the Vichy regime was what he himself wanted to engineer."-- Kay Chadwick, Paul Creyssel: The ‘Forgotten’ Voice of Vichy.