Documentation Michel Renard

Period 1974-1980
Total size  0.65 m.
Consultation  Not restricted

History

French Student movement: after a temporary unity during the 1968 May revolt, the French student movement was split by many ideological conflicts in the 1970s; next to existing organizations many small radical left-wing organizations were established; only government plans for educational and university reforms temporarily reunited the students. Michel Renard: born in 1954 in Paris; history teacher; together with Julien Dray (on behalf of the Ligue Communiste Révolutionnaire) and Jean-Christophe Cambadélis (on behalf of the Alliance des Jeunes pour le Socialisme of the Parti Communiste Internationale) Michel Renard (on behalf of the Union Nationale des Étudiants de France-Renouveau) participated in leading the movement against the university reforms of the French government in 1976; also active in the election campaign of Pierre Juquin in 1988.

Michel Renard: born in 1954 in Paris; history teacher; together with Julien Dray (on behalf of the Ligue Communiste Révolutionnaire) and Jean-Christophe Cambadélis (on behalf of the Alliance des Jeunes pour le Socialisme of the Parti Communiste Internationale) Michel Renard (on behalf of the Union Nationale des Étudiants de France-Renouveau) participated in leading the movement against the university reforms of the French government in 1976; also active in the election campaign of Pierre Juquin in 1988.

Content

Collection consisting of reports, pamphlets, leaflets, press clippings and other documents concerning the Union Nationale des Étudiants de France (the UNEF-Renouveau as well as the UNEF-Unité Syndicale) 1974-1977, 1979, the Union des Étudiants Communistes de France (UEC) 1974-1979, the Mouvement d'Action Syndicale (MAS) 1978-1980, the Mouvement de la Jeunesse Communiste de France (MJCF) 1975-1978, 1980 and the French student movement in general; with some correspondence, handwritten drafts and notes by Michel Renard and others.

Processing information

List made by Henk Hondius in 1996