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Pierre Audin

Son of Josette and Maurice Audin.

  • The image features a group of children standing in front of a large mural on a yellow wall. The mural depicts a black-and-white portrait of a young man in a shirt. The children are dressed in casual, colorful clothing, with some wearing hats. They appear to be interacting playfully, with a sense of camaraderie among them. The background shows some graffiti and markings, adding to the urban setting. France. The Inaccessible Archives of the Algerian War Sylvie Braibant, Pierre Audin · November 2020 The French law dated 7 Thermidor Year II (25 July 1794) stipulates that every citizen should be able to be informed of whatever had been done in their name. This was the origin of the public service of the National Archives of France, a body created four years earlier by the Constituent (…)
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