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Mar. 11, 1964 - A Litterary feud ends up in a duel: In full day, at 11 this morning. In the center of Paris at the Place des Voges, a duel took place between Mr. Eskahanasy, author of a book on Daudet, an important fascist figure before the war, and Mr. Mordack who did not agree on the authour's writing and found it an infantry sword under the eyes of a master of Arms and a few passers by who were intrigued by the sight of all this. Duelling has been prohibited for three centuries in France. The duel ended when Mr. Mordack was wounded on the right side Photo shows Mr. Eskahanasy (1.) dulling with Mr. Mordack. Center is Mr. Vincent Hury, master of arms
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