Recognized to read FLQ Manifesti After the abduction of the Crush of the October, Yagub Died in the 1970s in 1970, Gaétan Montreuil died at the age of 93 on February 26.
In the 1970s, Gaétan Montreuil, Gaétan Montreuil spent his career in the Quebec media as an advertiser on Radio and Television. Before Bernard Derome, he was a presenter of Téléjurnal.
After the abduction of the British Diplomat James Cross, on October 5, 1970, the Quebec Freedom Front (FLQ) agreed to broadcast the full reading of the FLQ Manifestone on Radio-Canadian Radio-Canada Television.
This heavy task returned to Gaétan Montreux on October 8. Kvebek, who has already been under tension for three days, takes back its breath.
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At 10:30., Read FLQ Manifesti Radio-Canada TV by Gaétan Montreuil.
“The Quebec Freedom Front is not Christ’s, not Robin. Quebec employees who decide to do everything to keep their people strongly fateful.”
Thus, the ten-minute manifesto begins to read. Gaétan Montreuil and the manifesto are amazing, among the elegance and a single voice of a very green language. At the beginning and end of the advertiser, it shows that he showed him in the hope of “humanities for humanitarian reasons” and the diplomat hope.
Shortly afterwards, Quebec Deputy Prime Minister Pierre LaPorte, in turn, was removed by the Chénier cell of FlQ. James Cross is finally released, Pierre Laorte dies in captivity.
History went on history, Pierre Elliott, the manifest of the manifesto by Gaétan Montreuil, was the only concession of the Liberal government of the Liberal government.
“(IT) 12-IY-Dadayden remains an unforgettable tension for the boy,” Journalist Claude Deschenes, in the condolences published on Wednesday.
After retirement, Gaétan Montreuil continued to narrate documentaries and advertisements in the early 1990s, and until 2000 he was engaged in the Association of Artists.
With André Duchesne, Press
