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Main basse sur la mémoire, les pièges de la loi Gayssot
In the wake of the French Parliament's adoption of a law criminalizing the denial of the Armenian genocide, Clap36 revisits the "mother of all memory laws" and presents its new documentary, " Main basse sur la mémoire, les pièges de la loi Gayssot" (A Grab for Memory: The Traps of the Gayssot Law) .
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In the wake of the French Parliament's adoption of a law criminalizing the denial of the Armenian genocide, Clap36 revisits the "mother of all memory laws" and presents its new documentary, " Main basse sur la mémoire, les pièges de la loi Gayssot" (A Grab for Memory: The Traps of the Gayssot Law) .
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Béatrice Pignède
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Clap 36
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