[Point-virgule] Woodrow Wilson : "Ce que nous voulons, c’est que le monde devienne un lieu sûr où tous puissent vivre"

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Point-virgule, c'est le podcast de Sciences Po Bordeaux qui explique des grands textes historiques en 5 minutes ! ⏱️📢 "Ce que nous voulons, c’est que le monde devienne un lieu sûr où tous puissent vivre". C’est par ces mots empreints d’irénisme que le président des États-Unis commence son fameux "discours des 14 points", le 8 Janvier 1918, devant le congrès assemblé.Par cette adresse solennelle, Wilson entend inaugurer un nouvel ordre mondial - alors que la première guerre mondiale fait encore rage - avec la paix du monde pour programme.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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