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'''Jean-Eugène Violet''' was a lawyer and spook described by [[David Teacher]] as the right-hand man of [[Antoine Pinay]]. [[Jean Vigneau]] was one of Violet's close associates.<ref>[[File:Rogue_Agents_(4th_edition,_2015,_full).pdf]]</ref> | '''Jean-Eugène Violet''' was a lawyer and spook described by [[David Teacher]] as the right-hand man of [[Antoine Pinay]]. [[Jean Vigneau]] was one of Violet's close associates.<ref>[[File:Rogue_Agents_(4th_edition,_2015,_full).pdf]]</ref> | ||
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
| − | In the 1930s, Violet became involved with the [[Comite Secret pour l’Action Revolutionaire]], better known as [[La Cagoule], (a "far-right political cult modeled on a Freemasonic movement, complete with Masonic-style rites and rituals... a predecessor of [[Licio Gelli]]'s [[P-2]]" led by [[Eugene Deloncle]] and [[Jean Filliol]]).<ref name=owg>http://owg.livejournal.com/47731.html</ref> | + | In the 1930s, Violet became involved with the [[Comite Secret pour l’Action Revolutionaire]], better known as [[La Cagoule]], (a "far-right political cult modeled on a Freemasonic movement, complete with Masonic-style rites and rituals... a predecessor of [[Licio Gelli]]'s [[P-2]]" led by [[Eugene Deloncle]] and [[Jean Filliol]]).<ref name=owg>http://owg.livejournal.com/47731.html</ref> |
===After WW2=== | ===After WW2=== | ||
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===1970s=== | ===1970s=== | ||
| − | Violet was reputed to have been involved in the 1970 smear of President Pompidou's wife (the [[Markovic affair]]). | + | Violet was reputed to have been involved in the 1970 smear of [[President Pompidou]]'s wife (the [[Markovic affair]]). |
Violet, together with [[Otto von Habsburg]], founded the [[Académie Européenne des Sciences Politiques]], a Brussels-based ultra-conservative Paneuropa [[think tank]].<ref name=owg/> | Violet, together with [[Otto von Habsburg]], founded the [[Académie Européenne des Sciences Politiques]], a Brussels-based ultra-conservative Paneuropa [[think tank]].<ref name=owg/> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:42, 13 December 2021
 Jean Violet    (lawyer, spook, deep politician) | |
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| Died | December 2000 |
| Nationality | French |
| Founder of | Le Cercle |
| Member of | Le Cercle, Opus Dei, The 61, Vaduz Institute |
French deep politician who founded Le Cercle | |
Jean-Eugène Violet was a lawyer and spook described by David Teacher as the right-hand man of Antoine Pinay. Jean Vigneau was one of Violet's close associates.[1]
Career
In the 1930s, Violet became involved with the Comite Secret pour l’Action Revolutionaire, better known as La Cagoule, (a "far-right political cult modeled on a Freemasonic movement, complete with Masonic-style rites and rituals... a predecessor of Licio Gelli's P-2" led by Eugene Deloncle and Jean Filliol).[2]
After WW2
Violet worked for the SDECE, and was an influential behind-the-scenes actor in the post World War II Europe, and worked with Opus Dei. Jean Violet started Le Cercle in the 1950s around its titular leader, Antoine Pinay.
He was involved in the Great Oil Sniffer Hoax.
1970s
Violet was reputed to have been involved in the 1970 smear of President Pompidou's wife (the Markovic affair).
Violet, together with Otto von Habsburg, founded the Académie Européenne des Sciences Politiques, a Brussels-based ultra-conservative Paneuropa think tank.[2]
Death
Jean Violet may have died in a car accident.[3]
Events Participated in
| Event | Start | End | Location(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le Cercle/1958 | 18 August 1958 | 18 August 1958 | Europe | Exact dates uncertain |
| Le Cercle/1970 (Washington) | 2 December 1970 | 2 December 1970 | US Washington DC Rockefeller family mansion | Exact dates uncertain |
