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Testimonies of two NAS students from different backgrounds

Publication date 04/02/1966 From €100.00

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Interview of two students of the ENA with opposite profiles: Mr. SEUYARD (?) comes from a province and comes from a modest family (his father is a mechanic). He is already a father and a public servant and worked for 15 years to obtain his diploma. Michel de BONNECORSE comes from a bourgeois family that is already in the middle of the "embassy".

NAS: the bed of the elite

Publication date 09/10/1995 From €100.00

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The National School of Administration (ENA) is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Political men and women, graduates or not of the ENA, speak about this institution, sometimes criticized. Among them: Jean-Pierre CHEVENEMENT, François d'AUBERT, André SANTINI, Hervé de CHARETTE, François BAROIN, Ségolène ROYAL, Laurent FABIUS, Alain JUPPE, and Jean-Louis DEBRE. Then interview of Raymond-François LE BRIS, director of the ENA.

For or against the NAS

Publication date 09/10/2015 From €100.00

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Report devoted to the debate that opposes within French society the defenders and detractors of the Ecole nationale d'administration (ENA) who each have their own arguments. Commentary on factual images and interviews Christine DEMESSE, President of the ENA Alumni Association, and Adeline BALDACCHINO, author of "La Ferme des Enarques", who defend their respective views on the ENA.

Major debate: the possible abolition of the NAS

Publication date 16/04/2019 From €100.00

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Report on the National School of Administration (ENA) on the occasion of its possible abolition by the State. The ENA, located in Strasbourg, was created in the aftermath of the Second World War by General de Gaulle to train senior officials and state officials. Today, the school has become an institution from which many political leaders have come. A commentary on archival images and illustrations alternates with interviews with residents in Strasbourg.

ENA returns to Strasbourg

Publication date 04/01/1993 From €100.00

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The students of the class 1993-95 of the Ecole nationale d'administration (ENA) returned this morning to their new "decentralized" premises in Strasbourg. Report on this special event, and reactions from interested parties, and Jean COUSSIROU (director of the ENA).

National School of Administration, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume

Publication date 04/01/1946 From €100.00

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Promotional topic on the creation by Michel DEBRE, Master of Requests to the Council of State, of the National School of Administration (ENA) intended to provide the French administration with its executives and senior officials. The Ivth Republic now has high-level officials, freed of all procedural and obsolete habits.

Reactions of the other Strasbourg students at the beginning of the season

Publication date 03/01/1992 From €100.00

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Reactions (mixed) of the Strasbourg students at the arrival in their city of the future enarques and their privileges...

Marc Tessier, ENA student

Publication date 15/09/1970 From €100.00

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During a discussion in a park with Pierre MENDÈS-FRANCE on the theme of youth, a student of the ENA, Marc TESSIER, 24 years old, introduces himself and explains why he chose to return to the ENA, after having done Polytechnique. He says he believes in public service and thinks that not all administrators will be technocrats. This is the first television appearance of Marc TESSIER (who will be president of France Télévisions from 1999 to 2005).

Martine Aubry, student at the ENA

Publication date 02/07/1974 From €100.00

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The students of the class 1974 of the ENA, the promotion "Léon Blum", introduce themselves (including Martine DELORS). This is the first television appearance of Martine AUBRY.

Edouard Philippe on the name of his class ENA 1995-1997, Marc Bloch

Publication date 22/01/1996 From €100.00

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Edouard PHILIPPE, a young student of 26 years, speaks about the name attributed to his class ENA 1995-1997. The name given is that of Marc BLOCH, Jewish historian and resistant, who analyzed the French defeat during the Second World War, and who was shot by the Germans in 1944. This is the first appearance on television of Edouard Philippe.

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