1954 -1962: Algerian War, seen on television

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Pierre Dumayet and Michel Honorin: censorship in "Five columns in the front page" during the Algerian War

Publication date 31/01/1999 From €100.00

1954 -1962: Algerian War, seen on television

Pierre DUMAYET tells how censorship was exercised on the program "Five columns in the front page" at the time of the Algerian war. Michel HONORIN explains how, with the help of tricks, they circumvented this censorship. An excerpt from the program "Cinq colonnes à la une front" was broadcast in 1959.

Roger Pic: "Five columns in the front page" during the Algerian War

Publication date 19/07/1990 From €100.00

1954 -1962: Algerian War, seen on television

Answering the question of a student present on the set Roger PIC confirms that the program "Five columns on the front page" was subject to military control during the Algerian war, but that outside this period, he always worked freely, without being pressured. Marc LECARPENTIER explains that at the viewing of the previously presented subject one can sense the journalist’s desire to escape this censorship.

Drama of Charonne in 1962: two testimonies on censorship in the media

Publication date 08/02/1982 From €100.00

1954 -1962: Algerian War, seen on television

Interview of Jean RABAUD, journalist at the RTF in 1962: he tells how the events of the Charonne metro of February 8, 1962 were censored on the radio at the time. Interview with Joe NORDMANN, lawyer and defender of the victims of the demonstration: he said that the interior minister of the time had deliberately lied by declaring to the media that this was a "clash" between demonstrators and law enforcement. As an illustration, a sound excerpt from a statement by Roger FREY, Minister of the Interior in 1962. As a reminder, the demonstration caused nine deaths among the demonstrators who denounced the terrorist attacks of the OAS.

Pierre Desgraupes: censorship of subjects about Algeria in "Five columns in the front page"

Publication date 06/09/1963 From €100.00

1954 -1962: Algerian War, seen on television

Pierre DESGRAUPES, in the screening room, surrounded by Pierre DUMAYET and Pierre LAZAREFF, declares that he censored certain subjects about the Algerian War in "Five columns in the front page" because the images seemed to them to have a too great "shock force" or impact.

Pierre Dumayet: military censorship during the Algerian War

Publication date 17/07/1990 From €100.00

1954 -1962: Algerian War, seen on television

In a tribute-debate to the program "Cinq colonnes à la une une" bringing together the creators of the program and the new generation of journalists, Pierre DUMAYET tells the representatives of the armed forces about the projections of the subjects related to the Algerian War, for censorship.

Pierre Dumayet: censorship in "Five columns in the front page" during the war Algeria

Publication date 04/06/2000 From €100.00

1954 -1962: Algerian War, seen on television

Pierre DUMAYET on the program "Five columns in the front page" evokes the functioning of censorship at the time of the Algerian war. He tells how the screening sessions were held in the presence of the various representatives of the army who exercised censorship.

RTF Director Raymond Janot and telescopist discuss "121 Manifesto"

Publication date 21/04/1961 From €100.00

1954 -1962: Algerian War, seen on television

Raymond JANOT, director of the RTF, reacts to the comments of Madame LAIGRE, viewer, about the "Manifesto of 121". Unlike Madame LAIGRE, who finds it abnormal to ban artists who signed the manifesto from broadcasting, Raymond JANOT finds that this government measure is justified and does not pose a problem of conscience. The Manifesto of 121 is a petition in favor of the immediate cessation of fighting in Algeria signed by illustrious personalities. The televised editors were instructed not to talk about the manifesto or the people who had signed it, nor to mention their works or even to broadcast them on the air. This provoked protests or strikes within the RTF even by people who had not signed or not supporting the signatories.

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