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+ Cent vies pour l'humanité : Florence Arthaud, navigatrice ( 11/06/23 )
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+ Bons mots de l'Histoire : Marc Chagall - Celui qui possede la couleur crée une seule religion ( 10/06/23 )
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+ Les bons mots de l'Histoire Florence Price : J'ai 2 handicaps, celui du sexe et celui de la race ( 07/06/23 )
8:54
+ Les bons mots de l'histoire - Shakespeare : Etre ou ne pas être ( 05/06/23 )
5:48
+ Mme de Sévigné : La vie est trop courte pour se tuer, ce n'est pas la peine de s'impatienter ( 04/06/23 )
7:37
+ Les bons mots de l'Histoire : Jean Jaures : "Le capitalisme porte en lui la guerre .;;".. ( 30/05/23 )
9:06
+ Héroïques, femmes dans la Resistance Odette Niles ( 27/05/23 )
8:38
+ Les bons mots de l'Histoire. Pablo Picasso "Je suis venu au communisme comme on va à la fontaine" ( 26/05/23 )
4:18
+ Les Bons Mots de l'Histoire : Ambroise Croisat, le père de la Sécurité Sociale ( 26/05/23 )
5:40
+ Les Bons Mots de l'Histoire : Ambroise Croizat, le père de la Sécurité Sociale ( 26/05/23 )
5:40
+ Les bons mots de l'Histoire Napoleon : Soldats, 40 siècles vous contemplent ( 25/05/23 )
4:07
+ Cent vies pour l'humanité Pierre Gamarra, écrivain ( 23/05/23 )
5:03
+ 400 000 visiteurs : pari réussi pour la nouvelle Fête de l'Humanité 2022 ( 14/09/22 )
7:20
+ Si j'avais un marteau : une chanson révolutionnaire ( 10/08/22 )
8:45
+ Héroiques, femmes dans la Resistance : Helene Nautré ( 22/06/22 )
6:55
+ Les bons mots de l'histoire : Rouget de Lisle, La Marseillaise ( 10/05/22 )
5:32
+ Cent vies pour l'Humanité : biographie de Lénine ( 08/04/22 )
5:41
+ Cent vies pour l'humanité : Molière ( 15/01/22 )
4:37
+ Cent vies pour l'humanité : Che Guevara ( 28/12/21 )
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+ Cent vies pour l'humanité : Cervantes ( 22/12/21 )
4:02
+ Le Secours Populaire à Evry Courcouronnes ( 17/12/21 )
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+ Les bons mots de l'histoire - Gustave Eiffel : Méfions nous des grands hommes ( 21/10/21 )
5:00
+ La geothermie en Ile de France et à Evry Courcouronnes ( 19/10/21 )
1:55
+ Cent vies pour l'humanité : biographie de Victor Jara ( 06/10/21 )
6:04
+ Héroiques, femmes dans la Résistance, Denise Roucayrol ( 03/10/21 )
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