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The media in the war - The media at war (n°252)

The media in the war - The media at war (n°252)

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Radio Londres, a weapon of war

Radio Londres, a weapon of war

"The great secret weapon wasn't the V1 or V2 bombs, it was the radio. And it was the English who developed it". So said Jean Galtier-Boissière at the end of the Second World War, a witness to the violent war of the airwaves that played out daily betw...

The event

1915-1916 The two births of the Canard Enchaîné

Le Canard Enchaîné was born during the war, against the war or, more precisely, against a certain "war culture". Neither defeatist nor, strictly speaking, pacifist, it stood apart among the French press.

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The figure

Philippe Viannay, founder of CFJ

A resistance fighter with the Défense de la France movement, visionary journalist Philippe Viannay was driven by this same spirit to found CFJ, the Centre for Journalism Studies, in 1946 with Jacques Richet, convinced that news is a profession that has its own rules and requirements.

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The interview

Christian Carion

After Merry Christmas, a historical fresco that looked at how soldiers on the front fraternised during the Christmas of 1914, Christian Carion has taken an interest in the exodus in his latest feature film En mai fais ce qu'il te plaît (Come What May). He talks about the reasons for his choice and t...

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