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Henri Béraud was the son of a baker.
He was sentenced to death -later commuted to life imprisonmentfor collaboration with the Germans, in 1945. In 1903 he began his work in journalism. He joined the satirical weekly Le Canard enchaîné in February 1917, recommended by Paul Vaillant-Couturier, and Roland Dorgeles.
He also wrote for Le Crapouillot, the magazine started by Jean Galtier-Boissiere.
He published stories, a short series (L"angoisse du mercanti ou le compte du tonneau in 1918), a study on Lyonnais humor, and especially polemical articles He was also an international reporter at the Petit Parisien and Paris-Soir, from 1934 - 1944.
He was virulently Anglophobic and to a lesser extent antisemitic. These factors led him to support Vichy France.
His aid of the Vichy government caused him to be sentenced to death in 1945, but several writers, including François Mauriac intervened on his behalf.
The sentence was commuted by Charles de Gaulle to life imprisonment. By 1950 he was freed for health reasons. He died eight years later.
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He did this by contributing pieces to the Fascist weekly paper Gringoire,- George Orwell called it "the most disgusting rag it is possible to imagine"- indicating his hatred of British forces and criticism of the Free French, although he also censured Nazism.