articles de presse

published 31/07/1988 at 18:41 PM by Neal Gabler Executive - Born Aug. 10, 1887 in Krasnosielc, Poland - Died Oct. 5, 1927 of complications from a sinus infection in Los Angeles, CA Sam Warner was vice president and sales manager of Warner Bros. Pictures...

published 14/07/1988 at 15:01 by Reinhard Engel Vienna, Jul. 13 (JTA) – Tuviah Friedman, director of the Nazi war crimes documentation center in Haifa, said in a radio interview Tuesday that charges against Kurt Waldheim are unfair, and that the World...

Jewish Telegraphic Agency published at 06/06/1988 Paris, Jun. 5 (JTA) – The French Supreme Court rejected Friday an appeal by Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie, known as the "Butcher of Lyon," of a life sentence he received last year. A criminal court in...

published 25/04/1988 at 19:06 PM by Judy Pasternak Actress - Born Irene Luther on Oct. 13, 1891 in Buffalo, NY - Died April 22, 1988 in Santa Barbara, CA Irene Rich was a glamorous actress who played Will Rogers' nagging wife in 1930s films and read radio's...

The New York Times published 19/01/1988 by Ralph Blumenthal Andrija Artukovic, a former leader of the Nazi puppet state of Croatia who was extradited from the United States to Yugoslavia, died Saturday in a prison hospital in Zagreb, where he had been...

1979 : son corps est découvert en forêt de Rambouillet. Huit ans de fausses pistes, de négligences, de mystères. James Sarazin a repris tout le dossier. Et accumulé les preuves : le ministre a bien été "suicidé". Par qui ? Pourquoi ? Forfaiture. Un mot...

published 26/12/1987 at 08:34 PM Silent screen actress Alice Terry, who co-starred with such early movie idols as Rudolph Valentino and Ramon Novarro, has died in a Burbank hospital after a lengthy illness. She was 88. Born Alice F. Taaffe in Vincennes,...

published 26/12/1987 at 07:55 AM Actress - Born Alice F. Taaffe on July 24, 1899 in Vicennes, IN - Died Dec. 22, 1987 in Burbank, CA Alice Terry was a silent screen actress who co-starred with such early movie idols as Rudolph Valentino and Ramon Novarro....

published 23/11/1987 Alois Brunner, the Nazi fugitive who has lived in Syria for the last 30 years was quoted earlier this month in The Chicago Sun-Times as saying he ''would do it again'' and that Jews ''deserved to die because they were the devil's...

PITTSBURGH — I can't wait until I'm 45 and get all those great parts. --Elizabeth Hartman, in a 1971 interview. The first reports of 43-year-old Elizabeth Hartman's June 10 suicide here were sketchy. Homicide detectives weren't sure just who the slight...

published 07/11/1987 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Nov. 6— West Germany and Austria plan new attempts to extradite the Nazi fugitive Alois Brunner from Syria, a leading Nazi-hunter said today. But a report from Vienna said Damascus had rejected Austria's latest...

A-t-on voulu ruiner la carrière du ministre ? S'est-il vraiment suicidé ? Depuis huit ans, sa famille accuse. Une nouvelle plainte relance le dossier. "L affaire Boulin, c'est un complot politique travesti en farce judiciaire." A 74 ans passés, Henri...

United Nations, Oct. 14 (JTA) – Representatives of the 17 former members of the United Nations War Crimes Commission were meeting with UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar Wednesday to inform him of their respective governments' final position...

published 26/09/1987 at 06:36 PM by Penelope McMillan Times Staff Writer Actress, Author Mary Astor, 81, Dies : Her 109 Movies Spanned 45 Years, 2 Generations of Fans Mary Astor, whose piercing eyes and finely honed features made her the quintessential...

published 26/09/1987 at 06:29 PM by Penelope McMillan Actress - Born Lucille Langhanke on May 3, 1906 in Quincy, IL - Died Sept. 25, 1987 of respiratory ailments in Motion Picture and Television Country House, CA Mary Astor's piercing eyes and finely...

Denis Poffet: «Ces images de 1987 me font éclater de rire quand je les revois… La Cicciolina et moi tout en rose… un rose ridicule!… les chaussettes, la chemise… bref, le décor plastoc-bouteille d'Evian du tout nouveau décor de l'époque du «Journal Romand»....

published 02/08/1987 at 18:57 Actress, born Apolonia Chalupec on Dec. 31, 1894 - Died Aug. 1, 1987 of pneumonia in San Antonio, TX In 1923, Pola Negri, who was born in Poland, made her first U.S. movie, "Bella Donna." Between 1923 and 1928, Negri made...

IT WAS LESS A CRIMINAL TRIAL in the usual sense than a morality play in which Everyman meets the Devil and survives. For once, the Devil did not have the best lines. During the trial's eight weeks, which ended July 4 in the French city of Lyons, there...

Actress - Born April 19, 1891 in Chicago, IL - Died June 9, 1987 in Motion Picture and Television Country House, CA Madge Kennedy played a series of refined ladies in theatrical vehicles including "Poppy" on the Broadway stage in 1923 (in which she portrayed...

The former Gestapo chief in Lyon, Klaus Barbie, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity. Nine jurors and three judges found Barbie - also known as the Butcher of Lyon - guilty of the 341 separate charges that were brought against...

The former Gestapo chief in Lyon, Klaus Barbie, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity. Nine jurors and three judges found Barbie - also known as the Butcher of Lyon - guilty of the 341 separate charges that were brought against...

THE TRIAL OF KLAUS Barbie is to open tomorrow in the French city of Lyons, and when it does, it will take an act of will to reconcile the frail 74-year-old man in the dock, whom one might imagine stooped over a flower bed in the garden of his retirement...

Klaus Barbie und die französische Kollaboration Der Gerichtssaal ist schon hergerichtet, die Akteure kennen ihre Rolle. Nur Andre Cerdini, Präsident des Schwurgerichts des Departements Rhone, übt noch den Auftritt ein, mit dem er in der Wandelhalle des...

Kent Taylor, a former awning salesman whose acting career included the lead role in the 1950s television series "Boston Blackie," died in his sleep early Saturday morning at the Motion Picture and Television Hospital. "He was tired out," said Augusta...

Actor - Born Louis Weiss on May 11, 1906 in Nashau, IA - Died April 11, 1987 in Motion Picture and Television Country House, CA . Kent Taylor was a former awning salesman who became best known for his title role in the 1950s television series "Boston...

Acculé par la presse, le président américain, Ronald Reagan, a été obligé de s’exprimer sur l’affaire de l’Irangate en « assumant » sa participation dans cette affaire. Tout commence par la prise d’otage dans une ambassade en Iran à la fin des années...

Unflappable master of the middle way. Harold Macmillan was prime minister (from 1957 to 1963) in a world very different from our own. It was a world of consensus politics - now derided as much by Conservatives as by the left. "For me," Mrs Thatcher said...

published 01/12/1986 at 17:48 PM by Cathleen Decker Actor - Born Archibald Leach on Jan. 18, 1904 in Bristol, United Kingdom - Died Nov. 29, 1986 of stroke in Davenport, IA Cary Grant was the personification of the self-made man: a one-time child acrobat...

El cese del consejero de Seguridad, John Poindexter, y la destitución de su ayudante, el teniente coronel Oliver North, por las ventas ilegales de armas a Irán para financiar la contra nicaragüense, destapa las maniobras de la Administración Reagan para...

Blanche Sweet , who made her first stage appearance in 1898 and later became a major star of silent films, died Saturday in New York. Blanche Sweet in "His Supreme Moment" (1925). (First National Pictures) Friends said she suffered a stroke in her home....