Destroyed in 1944, Le Havre became a UNESCO World Heritage site thanks to the innovative concrete reconstruction led by Auguste Perret. After Brasilia, it is the second modern city listed at UNESCO. The commentary on images of Le Havre alternates with interviews with Joseph ABRAM, architect specialist of Perret (in Durban duplex by phone), and Patrice BELLIOT, deputy director of the tourist office.
Producteur: France 3 Normandie - Journalist : Meyrignac, Anne Laure
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19 20 National Edition - Producteur: France 3 Normandie
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