L'Ayant-Droit(1991)
Extract of the sound of the film: Sir, Following your first letter and according to your indications, the viewing of the press conference of General de Gaulle on May 16, 1967 was carried out by us. I regret to inform you that the questions - of which you had sent me the text - not appearing in the document archived at the INA, no copy of this press conference can be transferred to you.
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Extract of the sound of the film: Sir, Following your first letter and according to your indications, the viewing of the press conference of General de Gaulle on May 16, 1967 was carried out by us. I regret to inform you that the questions - of which you had sent me the text - not appearing in the document archived at the INA, no copy of this press conference can be transferred to you.
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