Author
National Library of France, National Library of France, National Library of France, National Library of France
Publication Date
2025
Publication Place
-
National Library of France
Subject
Bertrand Delanoë [Subject] Speech (oratory) Left (political science) France [Subject] Paris (France) [Subject] 1990-2020 Socialist Party (France) [Subject] 1990-2020 Municipal administration France [Subject] Paris (France) [Subject] Politics and government Paris (France) [Subject] 1990-2020, Yitzhak Rabin [Subject] Yitzhak Rabin [Subject] Assassination Yitzhak Rabin [Subject] Influence Yitzhak Rabin [Subject] Friends and relations Arab-Israeli conflict -- 1993-.... -- Peace Oslo Accord (1993), Bertrand Delanoë [Author] Bernard Zilberg [Author] David Kornbluth [Author] Colette Avital [Author] Roger Cukierman [Author]
Type
Book
Language
ara,eng,fra
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
358
Library
Contacts au Catalogue Collectif de France (CCFr)
Library Asset ID
DONAUD1306, DONAUD1306-125
Record ID
eadbam:EADC:a1992459498542_FRBNFEAD00010181464
Library Location
National Library of France. Sound, video and multimedia department Research Library (Garden level)
Date
2001-2014, November 14, 2005
Notes
FRBAMCCFR-000088-01a.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01b.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01c.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01d.xml Other file(s) linked to this institution: FRBAMCCFR-000088-01f.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01g.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01h.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01i.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01j.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01k.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01l.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01m.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01n.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01o.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01p.xml FRBAMCCFR-000088-01q.xml. For the honor of Paris: chronicle 1977-2020 / Bertrand Delanoë. Calmann Lévy, 1999 Consult the document Life, passionately / Bertrand Delanoë. Robert Laffont, 2004 Consult the document Audacity! interviews with Laurent Joffrin / Bertrand Delanoë. Robert Laffont, 2008 Consult this document Paris at all costs / Yves Jeuland, dir. Compagnie des Phares & Beacons, 2001 Consult the document 2001, the capture of the Town Hall / Serge Moati, dir. MK2, 2001 Consult the document Delanoë Libération / Yves Jeuland, dir. Cinétévé, 2013 Consult the document Public report on the mandate of Bertrand Delanoë mayor of Paris and the municipal team / Paris City Hall, 2002-2012 Consult the documents (missing the year 2007). (). This collection includes recordings of speeches and interventions by Bertrand Delanoë as well as his deputies during his first mandate as Mayor of the city of Paris, and the first three years of the second. The magnetic tapes have all been digitized. The first mayor of Paris was elected on July 15, 1789. Jean Sylvain Bailly then succeeded the last provost of the merchants of Paris, Jacques de Flesselles, assassinated the day before - the city had been administered by this corporation since the 13th century. (Étienne Marcel, Guillaume Budé, François Miron)... Subsequently, Paris was redivided into as many municipalities as districts. From 1871 to 1977, the city was administered by the state and Paris did not have a mayor. The law of December 31, 1975 recreates the function of “Mayor of Paris”. This law makes Paris both a commune and a department. Paris then constitutes two distinct local authorities, but whose affairs are managed by the same assembly: the Council of Paris. From 1977 to 2002 the mayor of Paris did not have municipal police powers, which were exercised by the Paris police headquarters. Since 2002, these powers have been shared between the mayor of Paris (traffic, parking) and the police prefect. With the law of December 29, 1986 adapting the administrative and financial regime of the city of Paris, the legislator partially returns to the PLM Law with regard to Paris. It gives the mayor some prerogatives that the PLM Law granted to the Police Prefect: health, maintaining order at fairs and markets, conservation of the city's public domain. The law of February 27, 2002 “relating to local democracy” modifies the functioning of Parisian institutions: it imposes the division of cities with more than 80,000 inhabitants into districts and makes neighborhood councils obligatory., The first part of the ceremony is in duplicate on the cassette listed DONAUD0316-124., (truncated start) Declaration by Bertrand Delanoë. At 45 s, Ivan Levaï, host of the ceremony. From 6:14, message from Dalia Rabin-Pelossof, followed by a documentary on Yitzhak Rabin. At 17 min, Ivan Levaï. At 9:18 p.m., speech by Bernard Zilberg, president of the Yitzhak Rabin House. At 24:57, recorded messages from Shimon Peres, Mahmoud Abbas, King Abdullah II of Jordan. At 36:10, David Kornbluth, charge d'affaires of the Israeli embassy in France. At 40:17, Colette Avital deputy to the Cnesset. At 46:06, Roger Cukierman, president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France (CRIF). This collection includes recordings of speeches and interventions by Bertrand Delanoë as well as his deputies during his first mandate as Mayor of the city of Paris, and the first three years of the second. The magnetic tapes have all been digitized. The first mayor of Paris was elected on July 15, 1789. Jean Sylvain Bailly then succeeded the last provost of the merchants of Paris, Jacques de Flesselles, assassinated the day before - the city had been administered by this corporation since the 13th century. (Étienne Marcel, Guillaume Budé, François Miron)... Subsequently, Paris was redivided into as many municipalities as districts. From 1871 to 1977, the city was administered by the state and Paris did not have a mayor. The law of December 31, 1975 recreates the function of “Mayor of Paris”. This law makes Paris both a commune and a department. Paris then constitutes two distinct local authorities, but whose affairs are managed by the same assembly: the Council of Paris. From 1977 to 2002 the mayor of Paris did not have municipal police powers, which were exercised by the Paris police headquarters. Since 2002, these powers have been shared between the mayor of Paris (traffic, parking) and the police prefect. With the law of December 29, 1986 adapting the administrative and financial regime of the city of Paris, the legislator partially returns to the PLM Law with regard to Paris. It gives the mayor some prerogatives that the PLM Law granted to the Police Prefect: health, maintaining order at fairs and markets, conservation of the city's public domain. The law of February 27, 2002 “relating to local democracy” modifies the functioning of Parisian institutions: it imposes the division of cities with more than 80,000 inhabitants into districts and makes neighborhood councils obligatory., The first part of the ceremony is in duplicate on the cassette listed DONAUD0316-124., (truncated start) Declaration by Bertrand Delanoë. At 45 s, Ivan Levaï, host of the ceremony. From 6:14, message from Dalia Rabin-Pelossof, followed by a documentary on Yitzhak Rabin. At 17 min, Ivan Levaï. At 9:18 p.m., speech by Bernard Zilberg, president of the Yitzhak Rabin House. At 24:57, recorded messages from Shimon Peres, Mahmoud Abbas, King Abdullah II of Jordan. At 36:10, David Kornbluth, charge d'affaires of the Israeli embassy in France. At 40:17, Colette Avital deputy to the Cnesset. At 46:06, Roger Cukierman, president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France (CRIF).
Sample Text
This collection includes recordings of speeches and interventions by Bertrand Delanoë as well as his deputies during his first mandate as Mayor of the city of Paris, and the first three years of the second. The magnetic tapes have all been digitized. The first mayor of Paris was elected on July 15, 1789. Jean Sylvain Bailly then succeeded the last provost of the merchants of Paris, Jacques de Flesselles, assassinated the day before - the city had been administered by this corporation since the 13th century. (Étienne Marcel, Guillaume Budé, François Miron)... Subsequently, Paris was redivided into as many municipalities as districts. From 1871 to 1977, the city was administered by the state and Paris did not have a mayor. The law of December 31, 1975 recreates the function of “Mayor of Paris”. This law makes Paris both a commune and a department. Paris then constitutes two distinct local authorities, but whose affairs are managed by the same assembly: the Council of Paris. From 1977 to 2002 the mayor of Paris did not have municipal police powers, which were exercised by the Paris police headquarters. Since 2002, these powers have been shared between the mayor of Paris (traffic, parking) and the police prefect. With the law of December 29, 1986 adapting the administrative and financial regime of the city of Paris, the legislator partially returns to the PLM Law with regard to Paris. It gives the mayor some prerogatives that the PLM Law granted to the Police Prefect: health, maintaining order at fairs and markets, conservation of the city's public domain. The law of February 27, 2002 “relating to local democracy” modifies the functioning of Parisian institutions: it imposes the division of cities with more than 80,000 inhabitants into districts and makes neighborhood councils obligatory., The first part of the ceremony is in duplicate on the cassette listed DONAUD0316-124., (truncated start) Declaration by Bertrand Delanoë. At 45 s, Ivan Levaï, host of the ceremony. From 6:14, message from Dalia Rabin-Pelossof, followed by a documentary on Yitzhak Rabin. At 17 min, Ivan Levaï. At 9:18 p.m., speech by Bernard Zilberg, president of the Yitzhak Rabin House. At 24:57, recorded messages from Shimon Peres, Mahmoud Abbas, King Abdullah II of Jordan. At 36:10, David Kornbluth, charge d'affaires of the Israeli embassy in France. At 40:17, Colette Avital deputy to the Cnesset. At 46:06, Roger Cukierman, president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France (CRIF).
Biyografi veya Tarihçe
Bertrand Delanoë naît en 1950 en Tunisie , alors sous protectorat français, et passe son enfance à Bizerte. De retour en France, il passe son adolescence à Rodez, et part étudier le droit et les sciences économiques à l'Université de Toulouse. Il adhère au Parti socialiste en 1971, et devient secrétaire de la fédération socialiste de l'Aveyron en 1973. En 1977, Jacques Chirac ( RPR ) est élu maire de Paris, devant Michel d'Ornano ( FNRI ) , Henri Fiszbin (Union de la gauche), Brice Lalonde ( Les Verts) ). La même année, Bertrand Delanoë est élu au Conseil de Paris. En 1981, il est élu député de Paris, dans la circonscription de Montmartre , face à Joël le Tac . En 1983 et 1989, ses candidatures sur la liste conduite notamment par Lionel Jospin aux élections municipales de Paris se heurtent au "grand chelem" remporté par le RPR et l' UDF . Jacques Chirac est réélu maire de Paris en 1983, puis en 1989. En 1995, Bertrand Delanoë mène la campagne de la gauche aux élections municipales de Paris : Jean Tiberi (RPR) est élu maire de Paris, mais c'en est fini du "grand chelem", six arrondissements passent à gauche. Aux élections municipales de 2001, la liste conduite par Bertrand Delanoë remporte le scrutin, contre celles menées par Philippe Séguin , Jean Tibéri, et Yves Contassot (Les Verts). Aux élections municipales de 2008, la liste du maire sortant bat celles de Françoise de Panafieu ( UMP ), Marielle de Sarnez ( MoDem ), Denis Baupin (Les Verts) Bertrand Delanoë ne se représente pas pour un troisième mandat en 2014. C'est Anne Hidalgo (PS), première adjointe et conseillère régionale d'Île-de-France qui remporte les élections, face à Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet (UMP-UDI-MoDem), Christophe Najdovski ( EELV . Retiré de la vie politique, Bertrand Delanoë déclare en 2017 apporter son soutien au candidat Emmanuel Macron ( La République en marche ! pour les élections présidentielles.
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Les documents sont présentés par ordre chronologique.
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Communication individuelle sur les postes audiovisuels de la salle P, au niveau Recherche de la Bibliothèque.
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DONAUD1306, DONAUD1306-125
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Instrument de recherche encodé en XML conformément à la DTD EAD, version 2002.
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Manuscrits et fonds d'archives
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Département Son, vidéo, multimédia. Accès alphabétique aux fonds d'archives du département Son, vidéo, multimédia.
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