Are there Dadaists who rejected Surrealism?

The Dada movement was born in 1916 when poet Hugo Ball opened Cabaret Voltaire, a gathering place for freethinking artists in Zurich. ... While Surrealism shared many philosophical similarities to Dadaism such as rejection of traditional views of logic and reason, they had many differences as well. read more

And André Breton. When people fell in or out with this core group, they were in or out of the Surrealist movement. So, not only were there Dadaists who rejected surrealism, there were surrealists who rejected or were rejected by surrealism. read more