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Vive la bombe!
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April 30, 1962. The Algerian War has been over for two months, but Charles de Gaulle negotiated with the FLN during the Évian Accords to continue nuclear testing in the Sahara Desert. Under the eyes of officials gathered in an observation post located 5 km from the blast site, the Taourirt fissures, releasing a radioactive cloud: this will be known as the Béryl accident.
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Cyril Descours
Philippe
Olivier Barthélémy
Fred
Matthieu Boujenah
Javiez
Damien Jouillerot
Jojo
Bernard Le Coq
Antoine
Nadine Marcovici
Louise
Lionel Abelanski
Gilles Arbona
François Sinapi
Christophe Odent
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