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Europe}. In Germany, MARC associated himself with the Nationalist-
Socialist dissident, OTTO STRASSER, and with HARRO-SCHULZE-
BOYSEN and the group GEGNER. Most, if not all, were anti-fascist
fascists.
In May of 1933, the idea of ORDRE NOUVEAU to hold and became
the name of a periodical. The group of writers included ALEXANDER
MARC, ARNAUD DANDIEU, DANIEL-ROPS, ROBERT ARON,
CLAUDE CHEVALLEY, RENE DUPUIS, DENIS DE ROUGEMONT,
JEAN JARDIN, XAVIER DE LIGNAC AND ALVERT OLLIVIER. Then
MARC published his first book, {Jeune Europe} (Young Europe), in
collaboration with RENE DUPUIS. The book was composed of articles that
were published in the BUENOS AIRES newspaper {La Nacion}.
Even more significant than the training of fascist youth at URIAGE
was the conversion to the Dominican synarchy of ALEXANDER MARC.
The following will show how the Dominicans applied their method of shock
treatment to capture ALEXANDER MARC. This happened during a series
of shocks which all occurred in the same year of 1933. It started in January,
with Hitler taking power in Germany. Then, MARC'S best friend,
DANDRIEU, died at the age of 36. It was reportedly at the deathbed of his
mystical friend, the "inventor" of French personalism, that MARC was
convinced that he should convert to Catholicism, even though he was of
Jewish descent. On November 15, 1933, MARC wrote a {Letter to Hitler}
with DANIEL-ROPS and caused a scandal, which led to a rupture with
EMMANUEL MOUNIER and URIAGE. During the same month, MARC
was brought into the Dominican Convent of Juvisy, where he was submitted
to a "spiritual renewal" session with his spiritual director, ABBE JEAN
PLAQUEVENT.
HELLMAN reported on how the Dominicans captured MARC. He
wrote: "The Dominicans helped Marc avoid the police and deportation.
When Marc met Suzanne Jean, the Dominicans encouraged the match, and
on 18 November 1933, just a few months after meeting, and only weeks
after Marc's baptism, the couple was married in the privacy of Marc's circle
at Juvisy - the only marriage ever celebrated in that institution. The marriage
came as a surprise to Marc's first great spiritual love, Margarita Abella
Caprile. Marc and his New Britain spouse, married and became involved in
the Societe de Saint-Louis - a new 'order' of lay people, married and single,
living in a kind of Christian commune, applying Catholic and personalist
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