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Monks and sisters built impressive buildings at the water's edge : Mont-Saint-Michel (France) animated by the Fraternities of Jerusalem or the monastery of the Benedictines on Lake Chiemsee in Bavaria (Germany)......
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The rehearsals of one of the greatest classical ballets of all times – Swan Lake – with choreography by Rudolph Noureev are starting. Before even thinking about dancing solo, young dancers need to merge int...
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Mount Etna is the highest and most active volcano in Europe. It erupts once or twice a year, threatening the 900,000 people who live nearby. Despite this, every year, in February, Catania becomes the centre of one of the most i...
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16 year-old Sonam Wangmo lives in Ladakh, India, with her family and friends. Her family is very poor and to ease her parents financial burden she decides to become a nun. It’s a very difficult choice to make and sh...
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Can cognitive sciences help us build a better kind of school? One that is more effective, less unequal and more adapted to the challenges of...
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While the legislative elections of 1928 did not see the Nazis muster any more more than 2,8% of the votes how did Hitler manage to come to power on January the 30th, 1933?
After the market crash of 1929, the economic cr...
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Delve through space and time and discover the most iconic places within Fontainebleau – where the historical narrative intertwines with the words of famous authors Flaubert and Mallarmé. The film enables us to walk...
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Bikini and miniskirt for girls, long hair for boys, flirting and contraception, from 1948 to 1968, the conquest of the right to pleasure upsets social consciousness and behaviour. Hedonist and festive, politics is lived sensiti...
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