Le Dantec case. Rally against the anti-breakers law passed on April 30, 1970, on the first day of …

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Le Dantec case. Rally against the anti-breakers law passed on April 30, 1970, on the first day of the trial of Jean-Pierre Le Dantec (born in 1943) and Michel Le Bris (1944-2021), editors of the proletarian Left newspaper "La Cause du Peuple". Paris, May 27, 1970.

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Jacques Cuinières

Jacques Cuinières (1943-2020), as a photographer for the newspaper "L'Aurore", Jacques Cuinières covered French and international political news events from 1958 to the beginning of the 1980s. In 1994, he sold several thousand negatives to Roger-Viollet.

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