Albert Camus Might Have Been Killed By The KGB For Criticising The Soviet Union, Claims Newspaper

The Observer:

When the French philosopher, author and inveterate womaniser Albert Camus died in a car accident in 1960 just two years after winning the Nobel prize for literature, France's intellectual beau monde mourned what seemed an almost freakish tragedy.

Read the whole story: The Observer

Comments

[Brian Austin]

06:23 PM on 08/09/2011

That is absurd!

[Omar Khan]

05:48 PM on 08/09/2011

i really wish the first man was finished. but i believe his journal has been published, containing his notes.

[Erewhon7]

07:41 AM on 08/09/2011

That which is stated without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.

[naschkatze]

12:34 PM on 08/08/2011

This is a very interesting story to me because I've never lost interest in existentialism and the existentialists. So, thanks. There are so many posts causing one's blood to boil today, and this was an oasis.