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France-Nuclear Testing-Rainbow Warrior

The French frigate "Vandemaire" (foreground) shadows "Rainbow Warrior" (R) and "Greenpeace" (L), two ships of the environmental pressure group Greenpeace, and the Cook Island schooner "Te Ka toa" (2nd-R) 30 August 1995 at the edge of the exclusion zone declared around the French nuclear testing site, Mururoa Atoll. France conducted 193 underground and atmospheric nuclear weapons tests in French Plynesia between 1966 and 27 January 1996. The first "Rainbow Warrior" ship, the Greenpeace's flagship, was bombed by the French secret service in 1985 on its way to protest nuclear testing in the Pacific. / AFP PHOTO / MARCEL MOCHET

View of Basilica of Saint-Just de Valcabrere

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France-Car Racing-Gordini

Amedee Gordini, Italian-born French sport car driver and manufacturer stands next to his racing car in the 1950s during LeMans 24 hours car race.The Gordini firm was founded by Amedee nicknamed "Le Sorcier" (The Sorcerer). At the beginning Gordini had close ties with Simca. Gordini competed in Formula One from 1950 to 1956. Later Gordini worked with Renault as an engine tuner and finally sold his firm to Renault. With a Gordini modified 1,600 cc engine, the Alpine/Renault combination continued into the 1970s, and became one of Europe's most successful championship rallying cars ? the European Championship was won in 1970 (by Jean-Claude Andruet), and the World Championship in 1971 and 1973. In 1974, Alpine was taken over by Regie Renault. AFP PHOTO / AFP PHOTO

An Air France Boeing 747 make first flight over Paris, Montmartre and Basilica of

Concept artist shows an Air France Boeing 747 flying over Paris, September 18, 1966

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24 Hours-Le Mans-1955-Hawthorn

British driver Mike Hawthorn crosses the finish line with his Jaguar D-Type on Le Mans racetrack, at the end of the 23th edition of the 24 hours of Le Mans race, on June 12, 1955. The 23th edition of the endurance race was marked by the terrible crash that killed 82 persons, in which French pilot Pierre Levegh, and injured 77 others. In terms of human toll, it is the most catastrophic accident in motorsports history. Mike Hawthorn and his teammate Ivro Bueb won the race. / AFP PHOTO