Antoine Pol
French poet (1888–1971)
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Antoine Pol
French poet (1888–1971)
Antoine Pol (23 August 1888 in Douai – 21 June 1971 in Seine-Port) was a French officer, businessman, and poet who became famous for a poem he wrote in 1911, published in 1918 as "The Passers-by" (Les Passantes) and composed and performed by Georges Brassens in 1972 on his album "Fernande".
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Antoine Pol (23 August 1888 in Douai – 21 June 1971 in Seine-Port) was a French officer, businessman, and poet who became famous for a poem he wrote in 1911, published in 1918 as "The Passers-by" (Les Passantes) and composed and performed by Georges Brassens in 1972 on his album "Fernande".
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