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Interview with three high school students from the Latin Quarter: Part 2

Publication date 08/05/1969 From €100.00

French Maoists

In Paris, in the Jardin du Luxembourg, Claude MANUEL continues his interview with three 17-year-old students with a more or less militant profile: Nicolas BABY, a student in philosophy at the Lycée Henri IV and member of the executive secretariat of the Comité d'action lycéens (CAL); Pierre (Charais, Charet?) studied philosophy at the Lycée Henri IV with a more moderate profile; Gabriel CULIOLI, student at Louis Le Grand in philosophy and Leninist Marxist member at the CAL.

Maoist students at the faculty of Grenoble II: 2nd part

Publication date 05/06/1970 From €100.00

French Maoists

Interviews of two activists and a militant of the proletarian Left at the faculty of Grenoble II, who evoke the revolt and new audiences, including immigrant workers, craftsmen and small traders, rejecting violence, particularly on the mere presence of mobile guards in a home for immigrants, or in factories and construction sites in Grenoble where workers died.

Maoist students at the Faculty of Grenoble II: Part 1

Publication date 04/06/1970 From €100.00

French Maoists

Interviews of two activists and a militant of the proletarian Left at the faculty of Grenoble II who consider that the university training dspensée is intended to satisfy the employers and repress the people, aspiring for the university to become a pilot but for popular unity and revolt, claiming the struggle and denouncing bourgeois repression against the masses. Interview then of the rector of the pilot university of Grenoble which evokes the protest sometimes violent and the solution which depends according to him on the teachers and the students represented in the councils of the university.

Alain Finkielkraut: "I was a Maoist between May 68 and the end of June 68"

Publication date 27/09/1996 From €100.00

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Alain FINKIELKRAUT explains to Bernard PIVOT what very briefly attracted him to the Maoist movement in 1968, causing laughter among the guests. After digressing on his meeting with the former Maoist militant Benny Levy in 1980 who nicknamed him "The Libidinal", the philosopher recognizes that the khagneux a little "white beak" that he was at the time "wanted to be": "The bourgeois spirit does not have the monopoly of conformism: there is a conformism of revolt," says Alain FINKIELKRAUT. He adds that what also attracted him to the Maoists was the movement’s critical view of students, which distinguished him from others.

Serge July about "Towards civil war"

Publication date 07/04/1986 From €100.00

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Serge JULY talks about the book he wrote with GEISMAR and Erlyne MORANE "Vers la guerre civile", published in 1969. It recalls the purpose of this book which was the creation of the proletarian left. Narrowly, he believes that this book has raised important issues, including the issue of OSes, the training of many people and the voluntary act of its self-dissolution.

André Glucksmann Marxist and Maoist dissident

Publication date 18/09/1977 From €100.00

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Jean-Louis SERVAN SCHREIBER talks with the philosopher André GLUCKSMANN, author of the book "Les maîtres penseurs". Communist in the 50s, Maoist in the 60s, he explained at length how he became anti-Marxist after May 68 and following the dissident movements in the Soviet Union and also in China.

Alain Geismar in meeting in Toulouse

Publication date 09/01/1972 From €100.00

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In Toulouse (Haute-Garonne), Alain GEISMAR participated in his first political meeting of the proletarian Left, after seventeen months in prison. The theme was "The struggle of the Occitan people and the revolution in France" and the speeches punctuated with militant songs.

Interview with three high school students from the Latin Quarter: Part 1

Publication date 08/05/1969 From €100.00

French Maoists

In Paris, in the Jardin du Luxembourg, Claude MANUEL talks to three 17-year-old high school students with more or less militant profiles and ideas: Nicolas BABY, a philosophy student at the Lycée Henri IV and member of the executive secretariat of the Comité d'action lycéens (CAL); Pierre (Charrais, Charret?) was a student at the Lycée Henri IV in philosophy with a more moderate profile; Gabriel CULIOLI, student at Louis Le Grand in philosophy and Leninist Marxist member at the CAL.

Jean-Luc Godard talks about his film "La Chinoise"

Publication date 02/05/1967 From €100.00

French Maoists

The "Little Red Book: Quotations from President Mao Tse-tung", published by the Government of the People’s Republic of China from 1964 and which is the propaganda medium of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, comes at the top of the successes of bookstores in France in 1967, right after the Goncourt award. That year, 15,000 copies of this "Little Red Book" were sold daily since January. Interview in this context of Jean-Luc GODARD who has just directed "The Chinese", film telling the story of a French student who reads "The Little Red Book" of the Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung. In front of his editing table, the filmmaker acknowledges feeling close to the affinities of the students, being an "old student" himself. He explains on the choice of the subject of the film: "I had the idea for a long time to make a film on the politicization or depoliticization of students. The "Red Book" has ignited the situation," he says.

Philippe Sollers and political thought: Part 2

Publication date 02/04/1981 From €100.00

French Maoists

Excerpt from the interview of Philippe SOLLERS by Annie-Claude ELKAIM. The writer evokes the influence of the philosopher Louis Althusser on the intellectuals of May 68, who directed some of them towards Maoism. Philippe SOLLERS highlights the living political thought, refuting all militancy and claiming its dimension of writer above all.

Philippe Sollers and political thought: Part 1

Publication date 02/04/1981 From €100.00

French Maoists

Excerpt from the interview of Philippe SOLLERS by Annie-Claude ELKAIM. The writer evokes the political effervescence that touched his generation, the revolutionary hypothesis, Marxism, May 68, the anarchist explosion and the Chinese cultural revolution begun in 1966-1967, "kind of burst of life of Marxism".

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