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Dolores Ibárruri: "No pasarán!"

In the aftermath of Franco's coup d'etat in 1936, Dolores Ibarruri took to the radio waves to call for resistance. Her famous phrase - No Pasarán - became a rallying call to action and continues to be used today.

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In the aftermath of Franco's coup d'etat in 1936, Dolores Ibarruri took to the radio waves to call for resistance. Her famous phrase - No Pasarán - became a rallying call to action and continues to be used today. <br /><br />

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In the aftermath of Franco's coup d'etat in 1936, Dolores Ibarruri took to the radio waves to call for resistance

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Martin Luther King, speaking at the event, orginally hadn't intended to talk about his dream. But at the very last moment, he did. And the result was legendary. 

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In February 2014 Panti Bliss gave a speech at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre denouncing homophobia in Ireland.

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In June 1940 Switzerland is threatened with invasion when general Guisan makes an historic speech.

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Helsinki July 1975: Finnish president Urho Kekkonen’s intervention at the Conference for Security and Co-operation in Europe sought to overcome the painful divisions of the Cold War in Europe.

Helsinki 1975: Finnish president Urho Kekkonen spoke at the Conference for Security and Co-operation in Europe.

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On February 14, 2003, in the UN Security Council, Dominique de Villepin refused ratify the Iraq war

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Carolyn Carlson and her company bid farewell to each other in a final creation. On the Chaillot theatre stage in Paris, the legendary choreographer and performer presents The Tree (Fragments of poetics on fire), an ode to nature and the elements.

Théâtre de Chaillot

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