Devoir de mémoire : Hocine, le combat d'une vie

(French version only)

En 1975, quatre hommes cagoulés et armés pénètrent dans la mairie de Saint Laurent des arbres, dans le département du Gard. Sous la menace de tout faire sauter à la dynamite, ils obtiennent après 24 heures de négociations la dissolution du camp de harkis proche du village.

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