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Clenched fists upraised a group of Montreal students chant FLQ slogans at the Paul Sauve Sports Arena in Montreal last night. About 2,000 turned out f(...)
Clenched fists upraised a group of Montreal students chant FLQ slogans at the Paul Sauve Sports Arena in Montreal last night. About 2,000 turned out f(...)

Clenched fists upraised a group of Montreal students chant FLQ slogans at the Paul Sauve Sports Arena in Montreal last night. About 2,000 turned out f(...)

Date10/15/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Clenched fists upraised a group of Montreal students chant FLQ slogans at the Paul Sauve Sports Arena in Montreal last night. About 2;000 turned out for rally in support of the Quebec terrorist group.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0120325F
Montreal Press Conference - Separatist-Style, Attending a press conference in Montreal last night held by FLQ lawyer Robert Lemieux, who was reporting(...)
Montreal Press Conference - Separatist-Style, Attending a press conference in Montreal last night held by FLQ lawyer Robert Lemieux, who was reporting(...)
10/14/1970
About 2,000 people attended memorial service at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday for Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte, who was murdered by FLQ ter(...)
About 2,000 people attended memorial service at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday for Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte, who was murdered by FLQ ter(...)
10/20/1970
FLQ communique found last night was in this trash can in Montreal, says radio station CKAC reporter Jacques Payacx, who shows how he rummaged through (...)
FLQ communique found last night was in this trash can in Montreal, says radio station CKAC reporter Jacques Payacx, who shows how he rummaged through (...)
10/27/1970
Troops poured into Montreal to guard public buildings shortly before police raids began last Friday under the War Measures Act invoked by Primer Minister Trudeau, who has vowed to smash FLQ
Troops poured into Montreal to guard public buildings shortly before police raids began last Friday under the War Measures Act invoked by Primer Minister Trudeau, who has vowed to smash FLQ
10/18/1970
Cries of protest: Couple raise clenched fists in anger during rally at Nathan Phillips Square in memory of Benigno Aquino who was gunned down a year ago when he returned to the Philippines
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8/21/1984
Clenched fists
Clenched fists
10/23/1979
Flq negotiator: Jacques Ferron, author and physician, is shown above in 1970 when he negotiated the conditions of arrest of Front de liberation du Quebec terrorists Paul Rose, and two others
Flq negotiator: Jacques Ferron, author and physician, is shown above in 1970 when he negotiated the conditions of arrest of Front de liberation du Quebec terrorists Paul Rose, and two others
12/28/1970
Prime minister Pierre Trudeau and Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa, surrounded by plainclothes security men, leave Notre Dame Church in Montreal after f(...)
Prime minister Pierre Trudeau and Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa, surrounded by plainclothes security men, leave Notre Dame Church in Montreal after f(...)
10/20/1970
Days of terror: Canadian soldiers guard the funeral cortege of Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte, murdered by FLQ terrorists
Days of terror: Canadian soldiers guard the funeral cortege of Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte, murdered by FLQ terrorists
10/20/1970
The agony of defeat: Quebec Premier Rene Levesque, his wife Corinne at his side, delivers a tearful speech to a crowd of 6,000 suppoters at Montreal's Paul Sauve arena
The agony of defeat: Quebec Premier Rene Levesque, his wife Corinne at his side, delivers a tearful speech to a crowd of 6,000 suppoters at Montreal's Paul Sauve arena
5/20/1980
After his release by the FLQ, British diplomat James Cross criticized newsmen for speculating about the contents of his letters. His point was well taken, says Prof. David Cameron in his article
After his release by the FLQ, British diplomat James Cross criticized newsmen for speculating about the contents of his letters. His point was well taken, says Prof. David Cameron in his article
4/15/1971
No more war, About 70 people marched from Queen's Park to Nathan Phillips Square yesterday, chanting anti-war slogans, for a rally to mark the anniver(...)
No more war, About 70 people marched from Queen's Park to Nathan Phillips Square yesterday, chanting anti-war slogans, for a rally to mark the anniver(...)
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