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Les événements Mai 68 / 1968-2008 : 40ème anniversaire poster

Les événements Mai 68 / 1968-2008 : 40ème anniversaire 

With camera in hand, Jean-Luc Magneron filmed the reality of the students, victims, rescue workers, journalists and doctors on the cobblestones. All these portraits add another dimension to the history of May 68. Dive into the heart of the events with never-before-seen, intense images. Exclusive eyewitness accounts give a better understanding of the violence that became almost ordinary as the days went by.
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With camera in hand, Jean-Luc Magneron filmed the reality of the students, victims, rescue workers, journalists and doctors on the cobblestones. All these portraits add another dimension to the history of May 68. Dive into the heart of the events with never-before-seen, intense images. Exclusive eyewitness accounts give a better understanding of the violence that became almost ordinary as the days went by.

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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Editions RH Prod

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