[Point-virgule] Épisode 1 - Dolores Ibárruri : “¡No pasarán!”

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Point-virgule, c'est le podcast de Sciences Po Bordeaux qui explique des grands textes historiques en 5 minutes ! ⏱️📢 “¡ No pasarán !” "Ils ne passeront pas !" c'est le fameux cri de ralliement lancé par Dolores Ibárruri, plus connue sous le nom de La Pasionaria, qui se saisit de cet étendard de mots en 1936 pour jeter à la figure du monde sa résistance au fascisme.Incarnation du combat de la République Espagnole mise à mal par le coup d’état militaire du général Franco, ce slogan devient bientôt symbole universel de tous les antifascistes et celle qui l’a lancé, un mythe.Texte et voix : Grégory ChampeaudVoix : Noa VacherRéalisation : Bertrand CyprikProduction : DMS l'agence sonoreHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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