François Mitterrand Signed Autograph Letter To Catherine Langeais

  

François mitterrand (1916 - 1996), statesman, President of the French Republic. Signed autograph letter to marie-louise terrace, so-called Langeese catherine. (Fort d'ivry), November 15, 1938; 4 pages in-8°. Beautiful love letter from French mitterrand, then young bidasse at the fort of drunkenness, who spreads on his love passion with his young fiancée and throws himself into his future life as a married man.

"My dear fiancée, forgive me if I'm not talking much, it's not that I have nothing to say to you! But I'm very tired and I've been hanging out since this morning. If my external mood feels that way, the inside doesn't move! And I love you just as much. My beloved, I am so happy to see you!

Yesterday I was angry at myself for agreeing not to meet you. A lost opportunity costs me too much.

And I'm not willing to give up anything. When I don't tell you anything and I have a closed air understand that it doesn't affect the love I have for you. But I confessed to you, I'm quite lunatic! I'll make life very difficult for you, darling!

And yet, there is a cure: your smile. I promise you with such a weapon you can do anything for and against me! And I hope you always use it. My very little girl I love, I think every day more about the future that we need to build. On the material side and on the spiritual side. And I know I love you so much that I can't do anything other than be happy with you. It is very boring to be condemned to happiness! And then time passes fast! The moments I spend next to you, my fiancée, are so quick, but the memory they leave in me is so tenacious that the balance is easily established with the moments when I suffer from being away from you but who forget so joyfully! I already live with you, in spirit, perpetually. My thought is continually connected to the last moment lived all against you, and to the next moment when I will press you again against me. My beloved how much happiness I owe you! You taught me to believe in everything I love.

My most precious good you cannot imagine the ardent patience and the will that I will put to keep you well to me. I could not create in spirit a life where you would not have the first place, and even the whole place, without fear! So my strength is great now that I'm sure I have you with me. To experience the same joys and sorrows as you. My bride-lord, I promise you that you will never have to regret your word and your gift.

We both have to live in beauty. You know I'm not marking a line between the present and the future. When you're my wife, it won't be all over. We will still have to taste life as it is: it, which does not stop. But you and I, how could we stop loving each other, and living for each other?

Honey, I'm gonna meet you later, and I'm looking forward to this moment. Ah, words are not enough to express the need I have for you, the desire I have to recognize my almost walled sin! When you have read this letter you will think of me for at least a minute, and you will answer me, I will wait tomorrow for this answer. You'll write to me that you love me. And then, whatever happens, know that our love is indestructible.

The ties are tied: no hand can separate them. We will accept any boredom with a smile.

Some of us, that we're ours. A single false note might have been enough to destroy our love: but it does not exist. And that's why I can tell you I love you. (1923 - 1998), born marie-louise terrace, the most popular speaker of French television from 1949 to 1975, met Francois mitterrand on 28 January 1938, at the ball of the École Normale Supérieure, when she was only 14 years old.

Lightning is immediate, but despite the difference in age, mitterrand is 7 years his eldest, they decide to get engaged. Military service at the fort of drunkenness, then war put distance, however, mitterrand wrote more than 200 passionate letters to his dear zou.

Far from the eyes away from the court, their love fades despite the 80 letters sent by his disembodied fiancé. The court of marie-louise ignited for a Polish count whom she eventually married, mitterrand, as for him, would convolute in 1944 with the young resistant danielle gouze, met during the war. This item is in the category "collections\letters, old papers\autographs\others". The seller is "cyril2472" and is located in this country: en.