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Mai 68 (voir photos)
2 FRANCE, Paris, 17 May 1968: "Theatre de l'Odeon" occupied by the strikers. AFP
3 FRANCE, Paris, May 4, 1968: Police department enters the Sorbonne in Paris. AFP
4 FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Students gathered in the amphitheater of the Sorbonne. AFP
5 FRANCE, Paris, May 1, 1968: Students demonstrating against the war in Vietnam. AFP
6 FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Representatives of show business demonstrate their support for freedom of information and autonomy ORTF (public radio and television). AFP
7 FRANCE, Paris, 18 May 1968: poster with a portrait of Chairman Mao in the Sorbonne. AFP
8 FRANCE, Paris, 18 May 1968: Daniel Cohn-Bendit, leader of the extreme left-wing students. AFP
9 FRANCE, Paris, May 29, 1968: Students strike with unions of the CGT. AFP
10th FRANCE, Paris, 10 May 1968: Department of the police after the first night of sharp lose with the protesters. AFP
11th FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Branch police during street lose. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Getty Images)
12th FRANCE, Paris, 14 May 1968: Department of the police obstructed the road protesting students. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Express / Getty Images)
13th FRANCE, Paris, May 6, 1968: Students protesting on the Boulevard Saint Michel. AFP
14th FRANCE, Paris, 18 May 1968: The courtyard of one of the departments of the Sorbonne. AFP
15th FRANCE, Paris, 24 May 1968: Striking workers Citroen car factory. AFP
16th FRANCE, Paris, 18 May 1968: Police stop students in the Halles district. AFP
17th FRANCE, Paris, May 4, 1968: A huge traffic jam on the Champs-Elysees. Some drivers abandoned their cars. AFP
18th FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Police water cannon spin demonstrators. AFP
19th FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Branch police during clashes with students. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Getty Images)
20th FRANCE, Paris, May 16, 1968: Students protesting on the Boulevard Saint Michel. AFP
21st FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Police prepare to fire tear gas containers. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Express / Getty Images)
22 FRANCE, Paris, May 14, 1968: Fighting in the streets of Paris. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Express / Getty Images)
23 FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Photojournalist and a policeman on the street fighting engulfed. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Getty Images)
24th FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Photojournalists leak attacking policemen. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Getty Images)
25th FRANCE, Paris, May 14, 1968: A group of students during clashes on the street. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Express / Getty Images)
26th FRANCE, Paris, May 6, 1968: Police pacyfikujacy crowd on Rue Saint-Jacques. AFP
27th FRANCE, Paris, May 6, 1968: Student detained during clashes with police. AFP
28th FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Student injured during the riots. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Getty Images)
29th FRANCE, Paris, 17 June 1968: Student injured in a riot transported on a stretcher. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Express / Getty Images)
30th FRANCE, Paris, June 12, 1968: A group of students running away from the center of the riots. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Express / Getty Images)
31st FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: The police during clashes with protesters. (Photo: Reg Lancaster / Express / Getty Images)
32 FRANCE, Paris, May 11, 1968: Cars burned during the night fighting. AFP
33 FRANCE, Paris, 11 May 1968: Removing barricades of bricks and paving stones. AFP
34th FRANCE, Paris, May 25, 1968: People dismantle the barricades erected by the protesters. AFP
35th FRANCE, Paris, May 1968: Portrait of Mao Zedong posted by pro-Maoist in the courtyard of the Sorbonne. AFP
36th FRANCE, Paris, May 30, 1968: Supporters of the president during a demonstration on the Champs-Elysees. AFP
37th FRANCE, Paris, June 7, 1968: President Charles de Gaulle during a television interview conducted by Michel Droit, a journalist "Le Figaro".AFP
38th FRANCE, Paris, July 6, 1968: Abandoned printing organized by the students of one of the dorms. AFP
39th FRANCE, Paris, August 23, 1968: Dismissed from prison leftist leaders JCR (Jeunesses Communistes Revolutionnaires). First on the left is going Alain Krivine. AFP
