Le mythe du 14 juillet "fête de la Liberté"

reynouard
Published on Jul 15, 2021
Le 14 juillet 1990, la loi Gayssot parut au "Journal officiel". Le texte prévoyait des peines d’amende et de prison pour les révisionnistes. 201 ans, donc, après la prise de la Bastille, la République s’arrogeait le droit d’embastiller des gens pour leurs opinions à propos de certains faits historiques…
Aujourd’hui, Vincent Reynouard revient sur le sujet.

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HoloHoax / WW1 & WW2
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mythe juillet fête Liberté

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