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Ernesto Che Guevara met Simone de Beauvoir and Jean Paul Sartre, in Cuba, 1960
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Jean-Paul Sartre at Bertrand Russell Tribunal Stockholm, Sweden May 8, 1967
Jean-Paul Sartre, in his capacity as Chairman, opens the Bertrand Russell
Tribunal. Prime Minister Tage Erlander said a White House aide told him
President Johnson "considered it highly regrettable" Bertrand Russell's mock
Vietnam trail was being held here. The trial, composed of noted leftwingers, has
featured virtually unchallenged criticism of U.S. action in Vietnam. In neutral
Sweden, where officials said they felt powerless to halt the mock tribunal, the
show was continuing with more "witnesses" scheduled to testify against the
United States.
Jean-Paul Sartre in Ivry-sur-Seine. May 12, 1971
Photographer: Christian Simonpietri
Jean-Paul Sartre travels to the Stuttgart prison to meet the German anarchist
Andreas Baader
accompanied by Baader's lawyer, Klaus Croissant. December 4, 1974
Photographer: Alain Nogues
Jean-Paul Sartre, Andre Glucksmann and Raymond Aron attend a government
conference at the Palais de l'Elysee. The philosophers were members of the Un
Bateau pour le Vietnam (A Boat for Vietnam) committee which provided assistance
for Vietnamese refugees. Paris, France June 26, 1979
Photographer: Richard Melloul
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