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In June 1973 in Grasse, Tunisian workers decide to strike. This is too much for racist of
 all kinds, supported by the forces of state repression and employers. Forty years later
 oblivion is not allowed. ---- In Grasse, the city of flowers and perfumes, it sometimes
 smells of sulfur. Whit Monday in 1973 because they are tired of being exploited on
 construction sites or in the fields, hundreds of North African workers, Tunisians for the
 most part, hold a general meeting in the old town. Worse, they decide to go on strike! The
 next day a delegation of three hundred people bringing their claims to the mayor, who
 welcomes them to blow fire hose, firefighters and city police are front to defend the
 "republican order" against the "invaders"[1]. ---- The protesters dispersed but determined
 to meet again in the afternoon under the covered market in the heart of the "Arab
 ...

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