Albert Camus Net Worth is
$13 Million

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Albert Camus was created on November 7, 1913, in Mondovi, Algeria. His parents had been Spanish-French-Algerian (pied noir) colonists. His dad, called Lucien Camus passed away in the Fight of Marne (1914) during WWI. His mom, called Catherine Helene Sintes was of Spanish origins, she was a mute deaf, because of a heart stroke, but she could read lip area and worked like a washing lady, providing on her behalf son, who adored her to tears. Camus studied in Algiers lycee from 1923-32, after that at the University or college of Algiers, from where he graduated in 1936 having a level in viewpoint. While students he became a member of the French Communist Party in 1934, however in 1936 he became a member of the ‘Le Parti du Peuple Algerien’ and was denounced by communists as ‘Trotskyite’. He was significantly influenced from the writings of ‘Andre Malraux’, ‘Andre Gide’ and Plotinus’ theory from the “One”, which became Camus’ graduation thesis (1936). He was rejected from your French army due to tuberculosis, which he contracted in 1930’s. His 1st relationship to Simone Hie, a morphine addict, finished because of infidelity from both of these. In 1940 Camus wedded a pianist and mathematician Francine Faure, whom he cherished and patiently tolerated her affair using the celebrity María Casares. Camus and Francine Faure experienced twins given birth to in 1945. During the Further World Battle Camus was the writer for ‘Paris-Soir’ magazine. He is at Paris through the Wermacht profession, and observed the execution from the French communist and anti-fascist activist Gabriel Peri with the weapon shot, which changed Camus’ brain against the Nazi Germany. He transferred to Bordeaux, where he completed his early functions, ‘The Stranger’ and ‘The Misconception of Sisyphus’, which starts with his well-known declaration about the philosophical issue of suicide, and handles the absurdity of lifetime in the meaningless struggle. Camus joined the France Level of resistance cell ‘Fight’ and edited the eponymous paper beneath the pseudonym ‘Beauchard’. He reported on thr fighting when Allies liberated Paris in 1944. Camus continuing his function for ‘Fight’ until 1947, and through this function he became familiar with Jean-Paul Sartre. For two years Camus was an associate of Sartre’s group on the Cafe de Flore in the Boulevard St. Germain, but Camus’ criticism of communist doctrine shortly alienated Sartre. He viewed Franz Kafka and William Faulkner, whose ‘Requiem for the Nun’ he followed into a enjoy. Camus’ lectures about France existentialism brought him on the 3-month tour of america and Canada in 1946, where he spoke in several colleges. He lectured for three months in Brasil, Argentina and Chile in 1949, where he became unwell and nearly suicidal. The come back of his tuberculosis pressured Camus into seclusion from 1949-1951. It had been during those 24 months that he crystallized his evaluation of rebels and revolutions and released ‘The Rebel’. The publication obviously formulates his rejection of communism aswell as any violent activity under numerous Utopian masks of ‘sociable justice’. Albert Camus’ desire to have clearness and meaning in the globe that offers nothing at all, but chaos, led to his focus on the thought of absurdism. It had been incorporated in lots of of his functions from ‘The Misconception of Sisyphus’ (1942), ‘The Plaque’ (1947), ‘The Rebel’ (1951), and additional works. Camus’ suggestions resulted from his philosophic evaluation of the varied list of resources from ‘Epicurus’ to Fyodor Dostoevsky, Friedrich Nietzsche, and ‘Andre Breton’, aswell as his personal encounters in the battle and his research. His greatest work ‘The Fall’ (1956) presents the monologues of the self-proclaimed ‘judge penitent’ Clamence, whose personality alludes to Zaratustra from Friedrich Nietzsche and Grand Inquisitor from your ‘Karamasov Brothers’ of Fyodor Dostoevsky. Camus issues the reader using the dilemma of receiving the absurdity of our living and/or learning how to approach it and with the unstable consequences from carrying out something about any of it. Camus was the proponent of the thought of human privileges. He resigned from UNESCO in 1952 in protest from the UN approval of Spain under ‘Edgar Franco ‘Un General”. He protested against the Soviet crush upon the East Berlin employees in 1953, and against the Soviet repressions in Hungary in 1956. He was a reliable supporter of pacifism and was towards Capital Abuse. In 1957 Camus was honored the Nobel Award in Literature. He was killed in a vehicle accident on January 4, 1960, in the tiny city of Villeblevin, France, driven in the automobile by his publisher and good friend Michel Gallimard, who also died in the incident.

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Albert Camus
Died	January 4, 1960, Villeblevin, France
Profession	Philosopher, Author, Journalist, Novelist
Education	University of Algiers, University of Algiers
Spouse	Francine Faure, Simone Hie
Children	Catherine Camus, Jean Camus
Parents	Catherine Hélène Sintés, Lucien Auguste Camus
Siblings	Lucien Camus
Awards	Nobel Prize in Literature
Movies	Far from Men, The Stranger, Fate, The plague, Bajo la metralla, The First Man, La furia de un dios, A bukás, Dämonen, Le parole a venire, Kaligula, Drug voyny, Terroristit, Caligula, Die Gerechten, Il malinteso, Missförståndet, Renegade, The Just Assassins, El malentendido