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The article offers information on the establishment of the international organization, United Nations (UN) in 1945.

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En 1966, le Sénégal, sous l'impulsion de son président Léopold Sédar Senghor, organise un événement culturel d'ampleur internationale, qui illustre le dynamisme du mouvement panafricain et la volonté d'affirmation des nouveaux États indépendants d'Afrique: le Festival mondial des arts nègres, qui réunit artistes, intellectuels et penseurs noirs de plusieurs continents. Ce festival est l'un des lieux où s 'organise l'aspiration du peuple noir à une véritable indépendance culturelle. Il est aussi un reflet des tensions de guerre froide et on y perçoit également en filigrane les rapports postcoloniaux. Cette date restera dans les mémoires comme un jalon important de l'affirmation de la fierté panafricaine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents an interview with French historian Christophe Charle, a professor of contemporary history at the University of Paris, in which he discusses his intellectual journey, the current interests in history, and the profession of a historian in France.

The article focuses on Canadian intellectual Otto Klineberg, who utilized his discipline, psychology, in the service of peace and anti-racism, successfully creating the link between theory and practice.

The article reviews the performance "Putain de Guerre!" created and performed by comics artist Jacques Tardi and singer Dominique Grange with musicians from the group Accordzéâm and a performance of the play "Ouz" composed by Gabriel Calderón and directed by Adel Hakim at the Studio Casanova in Ivry, France, from September-October 2014.

The article focuses on the meeting organized on February 14, 2014 at the Espace Niemeyer in Paris, France, about European history. Topics mentioned include the notion of totalitarianism, the "Maison de l'histoire de l'Europe (MHE)" project which includes exhibitions about the different European governments during the 20th century, and the origins of the European construction.

The article lists different exhibitions held in France in 2014 including "Été 1914: Nancy et la Lorraine dans la guerre" at the Musée Lorrain in Nancy, and reviews the books "Aya de Yopougon" by Marguerite Abouet and "Dictionnaire de la bande dessinée d'Afrique francophone" by Christophe Cassiau-Haurie.

The article reviews several different historical exhibitions held in France in 2014 including "Indochine France Vietnam," "Belle Époque: L'Été 14: Les derniers jours de l'ancien monde," and "Permis de construire: Des Romains chez les Gaulois."

The article presents an interview with Raphaëlle Branche and Daho Djerbal, two French historians. Topics mentioned include the efforts of remembrance regarding the Algerian war made in France since the beginning of the 2000s, the inclusion of this historical time in the French secondary school's program, and the relations between France and Algeria after the war. Branche and Djerbal also discuss the research works on this topic and the evolution of the Algerian society.

The article focuses on the history and the development of global history in the world. Topics mentioned include the increase in the number of transnational phenomenons, the different studies discussing the subject, treating topics such as diseases, business, and eating habits, and the global aspect of the colonial history, The author also cites the book "Les empires dans l'histoire globale" written by historians Jane Burbank and Frederick Cooper and reports an evolution in the comparative history.

An introduction is presented in which the author discusses various articles within the issue on global history, its development, and its study.

The article reviews the films “Piazza Fontana" directed by Marco Tullio Giordana and "Ils étaient les Brigades rouges (1969-1978)" directed by Mosco Levi Boucault, and the book "Brigate Rosse. Une histoire italienne" by Mario Moretti.

The article presents the author's analysis and interpretation of the book "Des nations obscures: Une histoire populaire du tiers monde," by Vijay Prashad on the history of developing countries and third world nations. Topics include Prashad's popular history of the third world, studies of international relations, and the study of the working class and the oppressed peoples of the world.

The article discusses the influence of the Vatican, the central governing body of the Catholic Church, and other Catholic networks on the international cultural heritage organization Unesco (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) from 1945 to 1974. Topics include the ways in which the Catholic Church exercised its power in Unesco programs, pro-Catholic attitudes demonstrated in projects including the "History of Humanity" editorial, and the religious aspects of cultural preservation.

The article reviews the first two issues of the periodical "Guerres et histoire."

The article discusses different exhibitions held in France in 2014 including "Splendeurs de Volubilis, Bronzes antiques du Maroc et de Méditerranée" and "Le monde à l'envers. Carnavals et mascarades d'Europe et de la Méditerranée" at the MUCEM in Marseille, and "Il était une fois l'Orient Express" at the Institut du monde arabe in Paris.

The article reviews the June 2012 issue of the periodical "Workers of the World."

An obituary for German-born French diplomat Stéphane Hessel is presented.

The article offers information on the exhibition "Dorothea Lange, politiques du visible," to be held at Musée in Jeu de paume, Paris, France from October 16, 2018 to January 27, 2019.

The article offers information on the conference "Les révolutions: un moment de relecture du passé: La rupture politique par l'argumentation historique (XVIIIe-XXIe siècles" held in Lille, France, on December 6-7, 2013 and on May 22 and 23, 2014 about the revolutionary movements from 1750 to 2013.