Armand Hayem
Armand Lazare Hayem (24 July 1845 – 1 August 1889) was a French man of letters and politician who supported Proudhon's theses. He wrote under the pseudonym Victor Sem.
Biography
Armand Hayem was born in Paris, the son of Simon Isaac dit Hayem (1811–1845) and Flora Abraham (1817–1878). He was the brother of Charles Hayem, Georges Hayem and Julien Hayem.
In the last years of the empire he openly advocated Republican doctrines. He was elected general councillor for Montmorency in 1871. Hayem was an unsuccessful candidate at the legislative elections of 1876 and 1881.
Armand Hayem died in the 8th arrondissement of Paris at the age of 44.
The "Fondation Hayem" houses the retirement home for French artists in Montlignon.
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