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Featured Vintage & Archive Print
Aerospatiale picture shows plane Concorde 001 landing in a barriere during a test
Aerospatiale picture shows plane Concorde 001 landing in a barriere during a test flight in Toulouse, on September 18, 1968. Concorde 001 will make its first test flight from Toulouse on March 02, 1969 and first go supersonic on October, 01, before the beginning of its commercial flights in 1976. / AFP PHOTO / AEROSPATIALE
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Bio-Coubertin-Olympics
French educationalist and Olympics founder Frenchman Pierre de Coubertin (sitting, L) poses with members of the first International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Athens in 1896. Standing, from L : Dr. Willibald Gebhard (Germany), Jiri Guth-Jarkovsky (Bohemia), Ferenc Kemeny (Hungary), General Victor Balck (Sweden); sitting in the middle, next to Pierre de Coubertin are Demetrios Vikelas (Greece), first IOC president, and General Boutowsky (Russia). (Photo by STR (FILES) / AFP)
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France-Fevrier 1934
Des passants lisent des affiches proclamant "la patrie en danger" Paris la suite des meutes du 6 fvrier 1934. Ce mouvement faisait suite au scandale de l'affaire Stavisky, une vaste affaire d'escroquerie pour laquelle les dirigeants des ligues des Croix de feu et les associations d'anciens combattants avaient dcid d'organiser une manifestation le jour mme o Edouard Daladier devait faire sa dclaration ministrielle devant la Chambre. Aux cris de "A bas les voleurs", les manifestants se regrouprent place de la Concorde. Le service d'ordre, dbord et laiss sans directives par le prfet de police, tira sur la foule, faisant une vingtaine de morts et une centaine de blesss. Cette manifestation sera suivie le 12 fvrier par un rassemblement unitaire communiste et socialiste organis pour dnoncer la menace fasciste et considr comme prcurseur du Front populaire de juin 1936. AFP PHOTO (Photo by PIGISTE / FRANCE PRESSE VOIR / AFP)
