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Les lois anti-juives de Vichy, 1940-1944 (2013)

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Runtime : 0M

Director : Michel Kaptur

Synopsis

Actors

Marc Olivier Baruch
Marc Olivier Baruch
Self - Historian
Tal Bruttmann
Tal Bruttmann
Self - Historian
Serge Klarsfeld
Serge Klarsfeld
Self - Historian
Joseph Amiel
Joseph Amiel
Self
Robert Badinter
Robert Badinter
Self
Jean Marcou
Jean Marcou
Self
Robert O. Paxton
Robert O. Paxton
Self - Historian
Jean-Marc Berlière
Jean-Marc Berlière
Self - Historian
Freddy Menahem
Freddy Menahem
Self
Claire Andrieux
Claire Andrieux
Self - Historian
Danièle Lochak
Danièle Lochak
Self
Alexandre Doulut
Alexandre Doulut
Self - Historian
Eric Freedman
Eric Freedman
Self
Jean Castelain
Jean Castelain
Self
Henri Caillavet
Henri Caillavet
Self
Jean Laloum
Jean Laloum
Self - Historian

Crews

Michel Kaptur
Michel Kaptur
Director
Vincent Lévy
Vincent Lévy
Editor

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