Articles, radio broadcasts and television reports by Gideon Kouts. Search the texts and browse by media type, publication or station, year and topic.
A collection of reports from Paris on the fate of the diamonds received by the French president from Bokassa; a compensation claim following an accident involving Roger Moore; elderly jazz musicians performing; trafficking in women between France and Africa; and a lawsuit between Régine and Sukarno’s widow. The report on trafficking in women continues on a page not included.
A column from Paris with short pieces on President Giscard’s appearance alongside Elliott the Dragon, security checks at a department store, businessman Philippe Bidermann, prostitutes’ discussions on regulating their profession, a new reader-owned weekly, and a dispute over the French Communist Party’s ties to a Soviet bank.
A column from Paris with items on the French president appearing alongside a Disney dragon, security arrangements at a department store, the industrialist Bidermann, prostitutes’ discussions on institutionalizing prostitution, the establishment of a reader-owned newspaper, and financial ties between Soviet institutions and the French Communist Party.
Three pieces in the “It Happens in Paris” column: clashes between demonstrators known as “the smashers” and the police; the closure of the sensationalist weekly “Détective” and the appearance of a similar weekly; and the expansion of Régine’s nightclub business.