Y Pasqua s'Pandraud ceiling!
Title a little difficult (to understand) but that sums up what we may think of the axis Pasqua / Pandraud flicage in the work of French society until the 80 ...
With time and Nic. Sa, one realizes that they were only amateur gravediggers of freedom public.
Remember (between others)
Article caught: http://flickr.com/photos/stephanemarion/419871317/
"Arriving in the Quartier Latin, the outfielders take hunting youth alleged" thugs "they intersect. Malik Oussekine, presumably foreign student movement out of his jazz club favorite. He is midnight. Of outfielders noticed and set off in pursuit. Malik Oussekine short, he meets a man who goes home. Man Paul Bayzelon, Finance Officer leaves student return lobby his immovable. Latter thinks sheltered but not for long. The police who followed him fall in turn. According Mr. Bayzelon alone witness drama, voltigeurs "rushed on type refugee substance and struck with incredible violence. He fell, they continued to beat him with batons and kicking in the belly and back. . Shortly after the ambulance arrives on site. They provide first aid and carry Malik Oussekine at the Cochin hospital where he died. Doctors said the student died as the result of beatings by the police that his renal failure (unknown emergency physicians). The Interior Minister Charles Pasqua and his Secretary of State Robert Pandraud, shock then the opinion by failing to condemn the police action that night. "
During this long silence, many important people are dead ....
Whether in film, literature, comics and other
I will not mention them because I forget ...
During this long silence, many important people are dead ....
Whether in film, literature, comics and other
I will not mention them because I forget ...
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