Louis ARAGON. L.A.S., [June 11, 1946], to Jean Cayrol in Bordeaux; 1 page, in-4 format, on letterhead reading “La Pensée française au service de la Paix,” in a stamped envelope. Aragon is arranging for Cayrol to attend the Congress organized by the National Union of Intellectuals (June 27–30, 1946), where he will be waiting for him: “Here is the 40% reimbursement; we will reimburse you the remaining 50% separately. So I’m counting on you to speak: five typed pages, ten minutes, like everyone else. There will be two of you (the other is Martin Chauffier) speaking on behalf of the deportees. Come see me as soon as you arrive […] so we can figure out how to make it work”…