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* [8- 3 -2004] -- France: Famed photographer & anarchist [[Henri Cartier-Bresson]] (1908-2004) dies, Chanteloup. Member of the photographer-owned outfit (Magnum) founded by Robert Capa & others. Like Capa he photographed during the [[Spanish Revolution]] (1937), his "Victoire de la vie" documenting the hospitalized. On May 1, 2000, he provided a photo collection, "Vers un autre futur, un regard libertaire" (Towards another future, a libertarian glance) sponsored by the anarcho-syndicalist French [[CNT]]. Cartier-Bresson notes: "L'anarchie c'est une éthique avant tout. Une éthique d'homme libre. Relisez Bakounine." | * [8- 3 -2004] -- France: Famed photographer & anarchist [[Henri Cartier-Bresson]] (1908-2004) dies, Chanteloup. Member of the photographer-owned outfit (Magnum) founded by Robert Capa & others. Like Capa he photographed during the [[Spanish Revolution]] (1937), his "Victoire de la vie" documenting the hospitalized. On May 1, 2000, he provided a photo collection, "Vers un autre futur, un regard libertaire" (Towards another future, a libertarian glance) sponsored by the anarcho-syndicalist French [[CNT]]. Cartier-Bresson notes: "L'anarchie c'est une éthique avant tout. Une éthique d'homme libre. Relisez Bakounine." | ||
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| + | * December 10 [[Gary Webb]] [[Wikipedia:Gary Webb|(WP)]], who revealed for the San Jose Mercury News that the CIA smuggled cocaine, dies of two gunshots to the head, which the investigating physician finds to be "self inflicted" | ||
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| Years : 2001 2002 2003 - 2004 - 2005 2006 2007 |
- [8- 3 -2004] -- France: Famed photographer & anarchist Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) dies, Chanteloup. Member of the photographer-owned outfit (Magnum) founded by Robert Capa & others. Like Capa he photographed during the Spanish Revolution (1937), his "Victoire de la vie" documenting the hospitalized. On May 1, 2000, he provided a photo collection, "Vers un autre futur, un regard libertaire" (Towards another future, a libertarian glance) sponsored by the anarcho-syndicalist French CNT. Cartier-Bresson notes: "L'anarchie c'est une éthique avant tout. Une éthique d'homme libre. Relisez Bakounine."
