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12 February 2007
• Budapest 1956 : jusqu’au 17 février
A Lille, l’exposition-mémoire clôt la série des différentes manifestations - officielles ou privées - organisées en France, à l’occasion de l’anniversaire de la Révolution hongroise. Les photographies et les dessins originaux ici présentés, réalisés sur le terrain il y a cinquante ans - dont certains figurent dans de nombreuses publications hongroises depuis quelques années – n’ont été présentés dans leur intégralité que tout récemment, en octobre, novembre et décembre 2006, lors de la toute première exposition personnelle de Richard Rapaich en Hongrie, organisée par la Bibliothèque municipale Ervin Szabo à Budapest. En même temps, trois images parmi ces mêmes photographies ont été sélectionnées pour faire partie d’une présentation de «documents inédits de 1956» aux Archives historiques du Musée National, dans le cadre des manifestations commémoratives du cinquantenaire de la Révolution. Expo ouverte tous les jours de 13h30 à 18h30, sauf le dimanche. Entrée libre. 60 bd Vauban. Contact : 03 20 13 40 91.

• L’Histoire de la prison en France
A l’initiative de la Faculté Libre de Droit, une exposition-photos sur “l’Histoire de la prison en France” est présentée du 6 au 16 février dans le Grand Hall du 60 boulevard Vauban. En ouverture de l’exposition, le Pr Christian Carlier, responsable de la cellule Histoire à la Direction de l’Administration pénitentiaire, donnera une conférence sur ce thème.
Contact : Isabelle Feltz, 03 20 13 41 84.
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