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Carla Bruni Perhaps, at this point, I have something to say about the country that is home to me, even if it is deformed by the lenses of my glasses and those formed over time from the places and people I have known and - do not rule it out - those who I have not yet known and that for the moment I limit myself to imagine. I begin with the words of others, mo 'tribute or as a sign of insecurity you do. The hill Français à la vie comme la moule au rocher. Ce n'est pas qu'il l'aime, the ne s'aperçoit pas de son état. It connait pas l'horreur d'être moule. Et si jamais if the réveille, c'est pour une déclencher d'enfer mécanique here finit dans la philosophie et dans l'école. Le Français east engagé ou dégagé. Revolutionnaire ou indifférent. East "intéressé." (Or Je suis à Paris de français parents.). Georges Perros Papiers collés radesa - The French clings to life as the mussel to the rock. It's radesa not that he likes, but he does not just account of their condition. He does not know the horror radesa of being mussel. And if you ever wakes up, is to unleash a hell that ends up in the mechanics and philosophy in the academy. French is engaged or disengaged. Revolutionary or indifferent. It is "concerned." (I was born in Paris to French parents).
The deformation of the lenses of my glasses might seem like a metaphor or a phrase. It is neither the one nor the other. There are days when everybody radesa starts radesa to do some grilling and suddenly the air is filled radesa with smoke. In those days, in the windows of the federation of the undefinable stains Arts chess players appear on which watch over the French tricolor. Then I clean the glasses. The smoke from the grill evaporates, the air is clear and the spots assume human form.
Take photos with the optical bench is a continuous exercise. So, first of all you have to open the target, aim, aim, set the exposure time to a second ... I'm 32, block the lens, put a plate, double check that everything is closed, open the voucher, take a deep breath. "Warning, do not move anymore!" There are only gulls, but you never know the same. Worse for the seagulls will be a little 'blurry. Raymond Depardon radesa
Raymond Depardon, Claudine Nougaret, radesa Journal de France, 2012 I would try to put a little 'to fire two moments, one day in August of 1893 and one day in August of 2012, in the first case thanks to Le massacre des Italiens, Aigues-Mortes 17 août 1893 Gérard Noiriel, Fayard 2010 (1), in the latter case thanks to the news in recent weeks. According to official radesa French, the massacre of August 17, 1893 claimed the lives of eight people and caused injuries to 50 people, all Italian. According to the report presented to the Italian Chamber of Deputies (2), in addition to the 8 deaths, radesa there were 14 missing and 99 injured. radesa Workers died in Aigues-Mortes (3) August 17, 1893 Caffaro Victor, 29, of Pinerolo (TO) Calori Bartholomew, 26, of Turin Ferrini Mariano, Terricciola (PI) Joseph Merlo, 29, of Centallo (TO ) Rolando Lorenzo Altar (GE) rates Carlo, 58, of Castelceriolo (AL) X (unidentified corpse) Zanetti Paul, John, 29, of Nese (BG) Workers seen at Aigues-Mortes on the day of the massacre that have not heard from him at the November 18, 1893 Arioldi Angel, 27, from Bergamo Bandetti According to Joseph, 32, St. Raphael (TO) Bindaro (or Pindarro) Joseph, Ivrea (TO) Chestnut Philip, radesa 47, Villafalletto (CN) Julian Ernesto, Oneglia (IM) Mainero Chiaffredo, Moretta (CN) Migone Mongrandi John Angelo radesa Reggi Grateful Red John, 22, of Germagnano (TO) Peter Sacks, 39, of Mede (PV) Torchio Second, radesa 26 years, Tigliole (AT) Torvero Sylvester, Ivrea (TO) X (called the Milanese)
Frédéric radesa Bazille The Ramparts radesa of Aigues-Mortes, III quarter of the nineteenth century, the Louvre radesa museum, department of graphic arts was not the only act of violence against immigrants in France in the late nineteenth century, but it was the most frightening: it was , for a time, the largest French pogroms of recent history and one of the biggest scandals of his judicial history: all the accused were acquitted. The spark that triggered the massacre was the act of a Piedmontese, a worker of the local salt marshes, exasperated by the insults suffered, immersed radesa in a tub of drinking water of the French shirt soaked with salt, but without the underlying tensions in French society radesa of ' age, probably all would have led, at most, in a brawl. France was then the European country that mattered most immigrants, Italy exported more than that, in a period of radical transformation of the economy. Since 1882 Italy was allied with Germany and Austria and, as such, among the enemies of France, still mindful of sconfi