 It was later reported, but not confirmed, that he published his pieces in newspapers and magazines of diverse backgrounds—"Le Figaro", "Le Gaulois", "Gil Blas", "L'Intransigeant" and "La Libre Parole" among them.A lover and protector of actresses in both France and Switzerland, he also claimed to have played a part in staging the first Genevan showing of Richard Wagner's "Die Walküre".Placed under surveillance due to his involvement in revolutionary politics by 1894, Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești was eventually expelled from France, despite Huysmans' intervention in his favor.