José-Louis Bocquet and Kent chronicle Zurich's Cabaret Voltaire in 1916

The graphic novel 'The Cabaret Voltaire. Zurich 1916' traces the history of the foundational site of the Dada movement during World War I.

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Published by Delcourt, this work explores the birth of a revolutionary artistic center during Swiss neutrality.

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