Robert Badinter on the entrance to the Pantheon of Condorcet and the celebrations of the bicentenary of the French Revolution
Robert Badinter on the entrance to the Pantheon of Condorcet and the celebrations of the bicentenary of the French Revolution
Robert Badinter on the entrance to the Pantheon of Condorcet and the celebrations of the bicentenary of the French Revolution
Anne Sinclair receives Elisabeth and Robert Badinter on the occasion of the release of their book "Condorcet, an intellectual in politics" and asks Robert Badinter if Condorcet could not return to the Pantheon and what they think of the celebrations of the bicentenary of the French Revolution. For Robert Badinter, "the real Pantheon is the collective memory", it is there that they wish -with his wife- that he live, in the absence of material remains to deposit. For him the Revolution is over, but what must be commemorated is the transition from the Old regime to the sovereignty of the People and Human Rights.
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File : Robert Badinter
Publication date : 26 June 1988
Reference:I24054670
Credits:Director : Delannoy, Jean Claude-Journalist : Jungfer, Viviane-Presenter : Sinclair, Anne-Participant : Badinter, Elisabeth-Participant : Badinter, Robert