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Albert Surier

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Albert Surier (2 July 1871[1] - 11 March 1944) was a French school teacher, publicist and writer. He was born and died in Saint-Martin-des-Champs, Yonne.

He contributed articles to La Journal des sports and L'Auto-Vélo.[2] He also cofounded the magazine La Culture physique in 1904 and founded the magazine La Corse sportive in 1910 along with editing the entry on ju-jitsu in the 1905–1908 encyclopaedia Les Sports modernes illustrés[3]

A socialist, he also pioneered trade unions for teachers, wrote articles for La Petite République in 1903, and founded the journal L’émancipation de l’instituteur.[4]

Selected works

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  • 'Comment on devient beau et fort : traité pratique et élémentaire de culture physique', c. 1910

References

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  1. ^ (in French) État civil de Saint-Martin-des-Champs (Yonne). Naissances, acte n° 8 du 2 juillet 1871 : Surier, Louis Gustave
  2. ^ (in French) 'L'automobile, la Corse et la tourisme à la Belle Époque' / Didier Rey. In : Cahiers de la Méditérranée, n° 95, 2017.
  3. ^ (in French) "Les sports modernes ...".
  4. ^ (in French) "Surier, Albert".
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