Munich 1972: Charles Biétry, first reporter to announce the death of hostages
Munich 1972: Charles Biétry, first reporter to announce the death of hostages
Charles BIETRY looks back at the tragic events of the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. A correspondent for the AFP news agency, he was the first to understand that the hostage taking of Israeli athletes by the Palestinian terrorist commando, Black September, had come to a tragic end. He says he met a man who announced the death of all the hostages, while the whole world believed them alive.
Producteur: France 2 - Journalist : Deschamps, Pascale - Photo Journalist : Perrin, Edouard - Film Editor : Bequet, Annie Claude - Participant : Biétry, Charles
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