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Fasters for life

Publication date 11/09/1983 From €100.00

Stockholm call

Report on a hunger strike that has been going on for 37 days. The cause is anti-nuclear pacifism. Commentary on factual images and interviews with interested parties, Michel NODET (carpenter) and Solange FERNEX (stay-at-home mother).

The appeal of Stockholm

Publication date 21/04/1978 From €100.00

Stockholm call

Archive on the world peace movement at the time of the Stockholm Appeal in March 1950 following the will of US President Harry TRUMAN to continue and strengthen his nuclear military program.

Stockholm’s appeal or misguided pacifism

Publication date 14/03/1973 From €100.00

Stockholm call

Archive showing the pacifist wave that invaded the world during the Stockholm Appeal in March 1950, with gigantic demonstrations in favor of a noble but misguided and recovered cause, in the middle of the Cold War, by the Communist camp and the USSR.

François Mitterrand "pacifism is to the west and the euromissiles are to the east"

Publication date 13/10/1983 From €100.00

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Official trip of President François MITTERRAND to Belgium. In Brussels, during an official dinner, he attacked the pacifists: "I too am against the euromissiles. Only, I note simple things: pacifism is to the west and the Euromissiles are to the east. And I think this is an unequal relationship."

Yves Montand on the consequences of signing the Stockholm call

Publication date 22/11/1963 From €100.00

Stockholm call

At home, Yves MONTAND, interviewed by Lise ELINA, discusses the reasons for his public political commitments and in particular the consequences for him of his campaign in favour of the Stockholm appeal, a pacifist demonstration against nuclear weapons, but also very ideologically oriented to the left.

Irène Joliot-Curie on her husband’s political commitment

Publication date 21/04/1978 From €100.00

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Physicist and chemist Irène JOLIOT-CURIE, Nobel Chemistry, interviewed by an American journalist, speaks in English (with her most beautiful French accent) about her political commitment and that of her husband, Frédéric JOLIOT-CURIE.

Theodore Monod and the pacifists of Taverny

Publication date 07/08/1998 From €100.00

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In Taverny (Val d'Oise), where the headquarters of the French nuclear strike force is located, pacifists are on hunger strike or holding the pavement to alert the population to the risks of nuclear weapons. Opinion of Theodore MONOD, striker (biologist, member of the Academy of Sciences), and micro-sidewalk.

Greenpeace demonstration in Paris

Publication date 06/09/1995 From €100.00

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In Paris, many demonstrators gathered in Place de la Bastille to protest against the first French nuclear test that took place yesterday off Mururoa, in French Polynesia. Report illustrated by factual images of the demonstration, interviews with demonstrators and Robert HUE (PCF National Secretary), present at the event: "Last night, billions were swallowed up in the Pacific while there is so much to do in France in social matters."

Resumption of nuclear tests: reactions to the National Assembly

Publication date 14/06/1995 From €100.00

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The announcement of the head of state, Jacques CHIRAC, on the resumption of nuclear tests in the Pacific, in Polynesia, aroused many protests and controversy in France. Report illustrated by a session in the National Assembly with the intervention of Alain JUPPE (Prime Minister) and Jean-Michel BOUCHERON (PS) who declares from his bench "I would have preferred that the first international message of the President be a message of peace" and by the reactions in the corridors of the Assembly of Jean-François DENIAU (UDF) who deplores the inadequacy of explanations on the part of the government and Jacques BRUNHES (PCF) who complains of a policy with "considerable sums for death".

United States: incident between pacifists and Bernard Kouchner

Publication date 21/09/2007 From €100.00

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In the United States, in Washington, during a press conference, Bernard KOUCHNER (Minister of Foreign Affairs) saw his speech disturbed by peace activists following his remarks regarding a possible war against Iran. Comment on factual images alternating with the reaction of the French minister and the declaration of Gael MURPHY (co-founder of the movement Code Pink, nicknamed "Pink Ladies").

Nuclear tests: anti-French wave in the world

Publication date 14/07/1995 From €100.00

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Protests against the resumption of French nuclear testing in the Pacific, announced by the new president Jacques CHIRAC, disrupted the celebrations of 14 July in many countries, particularly in Europe and the Pacific. Comment on factual images.

Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s reaction to the resumption of French nuclear tests

Publication date 06/09/1995 From €100.00

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Interview with Commander Jacques-Yves COUSTEAU the day after the resumption of French nuclear tests in the South Pacific. He speaks of "moral pollution greater than the pollution of water that does not exist". And about President Jacques CHIRAC: "I have great esteem for him personally. I rejoiced at his election... But I am appalled by his first statement." And he regrets that J. CHIRAC did not consult him before making his decision.

Frédéric Joliot-Curie is dead: a reminder of his life

Publication date 20/08/1958 From €100.00

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Frédéric JOLIOT-CURIE died on August 14, 1958 and for 2 days, the Parisian population came to bring him his tribute of admiration and regret. This great physicist and chemist presented with his wife Irène JOLIOT-CURIE in 1945 the first French atomic pile to President AURIOL. The commentary on images of the catafalque, the cushion with the Commander’s Cross of the Legion of Honour, flowers in the chapel of fire, of the scrolling public and images of the ZOE presentation archive alternates with an archive of Frédéric Joliot-Curie during his speech for the inauguration of the first French atomic pile.

Letter from Jacques Chirac to Greenpeace

Publication date 27/07/1995 From €100.00

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The President of the Republic Jacques CHIRAC wrote to the association GREENPEACE FRANCE to justify the resumption of nuclear tests and reaffirm their "total safety". Comment on factual and archival images and interview Rémi PARMENTIER (President of Greenpeace France).

Hunger strike Théodore Monod

Publication date 08/08/1991 From €100.00

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Before the PC of the atomic command of Taverny (Val d'Oise) took place a demonstration of the collective "Stop tests", on this 46th anniversary of the explosions of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Theodore MONOD, member of the Académie des Sciences, participates in the hunger strike of environmental activists. He expresses himself: "It is a just cause that peace among men and among other living beings... I am violently non-violent".

Pacifism in Hiroshima

Publication date 07/08/2005 From €100.00

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Report on the efforts of the Japanese to fight nuclear weapons around the world, especially in Hiroshima, where the Peace Memorial is located and where the inhabitants are the defenders of pacifist values, as the country commemorates in these days the 60th anniversary of the explosions of atomic bombs in Hiroshima (August 6, 1945) then three days later in Nagasaki, and inaugurates in Hiroshima a "walking monument", the work of two Frenchmen, which symbolizes the transition from war to peace where the word "peace" is written in 49 languages. A commentary on factual images alternates with interviews of two pacifist demonstrators who came to pray for a world without weapons and Minoru HATAGUCHI, son of 1945 victim, and director of the Peace Museum. Tray in situation Stéphanie PEREZ.

Resumption of French nuclear tests

Publication date 13/06/1995 From €100.00

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The President of the Republic Jacques CHIRAC has just announced the resumption of French nuclear testing in the Pacific, when former President François MITTERRAND put an end to it in 1992. Reportage illustrated by archival images and nuclear test images.

Pacifism: Codene and CFDT

Publication date 23/10/1983 From €100.00

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In Paris, demonstration for pacifism of the Committee for Nuclear Disarmament in Europe (CODENE). Comment on factual images, and interviews Edmond MAIRE (General Secretary of the CFDT) and Sylvie MANTRANT (Codene spokesperson).

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