Geneva, November 9 1932
Genève, le 9 novembre 1932
Switzerland 1973. 16mm, b/w, 27 min.
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Geneva, November 9 1932. A party of fascist tendency, the Union Nationale set up an assembly to “publicly accuse Messrs. Nicole and Dicker”, two Geneva socialist leaders. When the local Socialist party decided to oppose this provocation, the Geneva Government then had the meeting hall guarded by the police and a group of young draftees, brought along specially from Lausanne. After some incidents, one platoon of inexperienced soldiers fired on the crowd, killing 13 and wounding 65 people.
| Director | Jacqueline Veuve |
| Photography | Erwin Huppert |
| Sound | Jean-Pierre Marti |
| Editing | Jeanne-Marie Faviez |
| Music | Doris Mayer (illustration sonore) |
| Collaborators | Conseiller pédagogique: Philippe Schwed |
| Duration | 27 min. |
| Format | 16mm, b/w |
| Versions | français |
| Production | CPAV (TVCO, Télévision du cycle d'orientation) Cycle d'orientation, 15a av.Joli-Mont, CH-1211 Genève |
| World Rights | TVCO |
| Distribution Switzerland | CPAV Tel. +41 22 791 78 36 |