Occupation of the Odeon: The Revolutionary Action Committee explains

Occupation of the Théâtre de l'Odéon, known as the Théâtre de France, by the students on strike, led by the Comité d'Action Révolutionnaire, which follows the watchwords of the March 22 Movement. A spokesman reads the press release issued by the Revolutionary Action Committee to the press explaining the reasons for this action.

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File : May 68: the occupations

Publication date : 16 May 1968

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I20356566

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Producteur: Office National De Radiodiffusion Télévision Française - Journalist : Lannes, Jean Pierre

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Credits:Journalist : Lannes, Jean Pierre

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Occupation of the Odeon: The Revolutionary Action Committee explains

Occupation of the Odeon: The Revolutionary Action Committee explains

Occupation of the Odeon: The Revolutionary Action Committee explains

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