Beauty and big business: gender, race and civilizational decline in French beauty pageants, 1920–37
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Abstract. In 1920, journalist Maurice de Waleffe started the first modern French beauty pageant, La Plus Belle Femme de France, which in the following two deca
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| Authors | Velmet, Aro; |
| Journal | french history |
| Year | 2014 |
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