353: Paris 1968: The Students' Revolt (Part 1)
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The Paris Commune and its Influence on 1968 Protest Movement
The Paris Commune of 1871, where left-wing groups established their own revolutionary administration, serves as a shadow over the story. The events of 1968 in Paris can be seen as a theatrical version or cosplaying of the Commune. Demonstrations continue, including a march against police brutality with chants in support of the Paris Commune. Graffiti appears on the streets, reflecting the newfound urge to speak out and discuss societal issues.
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