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Yves Lacoste, Founder of the French School of Geopolitics, Died

Geographer Yves Lacoste, considered the father of the French school of geopolitics, died on Saturday at the age of 96. The information was published by Le Monde, and confirmed at the AFP by Béatrice...

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The geographer died on Saturday at the age of 96. Published in 1976, his work Geography is used, first of all, to wage war has become a classic.

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Geographer Yves Lacoste, who disappeared on Saturday at the age of 96, was considered the founder of the French school of geopolitics thanks to an iconoclastic work published in 1976 and became a classic:...

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The geographer was considered the founder of the French school of geopolitics thanks to an iconoclast published in 1976 and become a classic.

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The professor, father of modern geopolitics, died at his home on Saturday 20 June surrounded by his relatives, report "the World" and "the Great Continent".

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Professor at the University of Paris VIII / Vincennes, Yves Lacoste published in particular: "Geography is used, first of all, to wage war" in 1976.

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Liberation broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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