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#8M #8mars #Nantes : « IT’S NOT A LEGEND » ! #JournéeDesDroitsDesFemmes #ClitoPower
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Marche de nuit féministe en non-mixité, Nantes le 8 mars 2019 - infos : ►http://44.demosphere.net/rv/3610 . Pas Une de Moins : Appel à une grève féministe globale le 8 mars : ►http://acta.zone/pas-une-de-moins-le-8-mars-nous-faisons-greve

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#Aretha_Franklin, #Madonna, #Cher, #John_Legend, #Justin_Timberlake et #Bruno_Mars ont refusé de chanter pour l’investiture de #Donald_Trump le mois prochain :

Aretha Franklin ne chantera pas pour Donald Trump
Jazz Radio, le 15 decembre 2016
▻http://www.jazzradio.fr/news/musique/32501/aretha-franklin-ne-chantera-pas-pour-donald-trump

#Musique #Musique_et_politique

Rise of the Nazi-Grave Robbers

▻https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-latvia-nazi-memorabilia

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Talis Esmits was felling trees near his home in Latvia when he received a phone call about two dead Nazi soldiers. The caller, a national guardsman in the Courland Peninsula, a horn of forested land between the capital, Riga, and the Baltic Sea, said that a friend had unearthed the remains while driving his tractor and wasn’t sure what to do. It was a Wednesday in March. Esmits told the man to leave the bones where they were and that he would come pick them up.

A few days later, Esmits drove a white van rapidly down a country road. A stout 52-year-old, he had dressed for the occasion in golden army boots, a replica World War I hat, and dark-green camouflage. Esmits is the co-founder of a Latvian volunteer group, Legenda, that exhumes the scattered and forgotten bodies of World War II combatants for proper burial. In the van sat his crew of six diggers and a flatulent 150-pound Italian mastiff named Bagram, all of them violently jostling back and forth on the bumpy road while Rebecca Black’s song Friday played on the stereo. Most of the diggers were also dressed in camouflage and wouldn’t have looked out of place in the Latvian army. Toward the rear, Viktors Duks, a professor of screenwriting at Riseba University in Riga, slouched and moaned about a hangover. Further up, Andris Lelis, a 22-year-old militaria seller, cheerfully pointed out battle sites next to the road. “There are still probably lots of bodies in that farmer’s field,” he said.

Legendary Soviet Actor Donatas Banionis Dies At 90
▻http://www.rferl.org/content/banionis-donatas-death-cinema-ussr-culture/26566826.html

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Iconic Soviet-era actor Donatas Banionis has died in Vilnius at the age of 90.

Banionis’s son, Raimundas, said the prominent actor known by millions in former Soviet republics died on September 4 of a stroke he suffered two days earlier.

Banionis was born on April 28, 1924, in Lithuania’s central city of Kaunas. He played his first role in cinema in 1959 in the movie “Adam Wants To Be A Human.”

Later, dozens of characters he played in different movies, including “Nobody Wanted To Die,” "Mr. McKinley’s Flight," “Dead Season,” and “Solaris” became iconic in the history of the Soviet cinema.

Banionis played in more than 70 films.

He also starred in films outside of the USSR, such as the lead role in a 1976 East German film about Ludwig van Beethoven [Beethoven – Tage aus einem Leben].

Donatas Banionis — Wikipédia
▻http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donatas_Banionis

Donatas Banionis, né le 28 avril 1924 à Kaunas, en Lituanie, et mort le 4 septembre 2014 (à 90 ans) à Vilnius, en Lituanie1, est un acteur lituanien et soviétique. Il est surtout connu en Occident pour son interprétation de Kris Kelvin, le personnage principal du film _#Solaris_ (1972) d’Andreï Tarkovski.

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Autour des mines mongoles, croissance, pollution et ninjas
►http://blog.mondediplo.net/2013-04-19-Autour-des-mines-mongoles-croissance-pollution-et

Comme dans de nombreux pays émergents, l’écosystème de la Mongolie subit de plein fouet les effets de ses progrès économiques, essentiellement dûs à l’exploitation « anarchique » des nombreux gisements de minerais dispersés sur un territoire équivalent à deux fois et demie celui de la France. L’essor de l’activité minière, depuis vingt ans, représente à la fois un remarquable potentiel économique et une grande menace environnementale. Cette métamorphose est porteuse d’autant de promesses que de dangers. La (...)