La Guerre est finie
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Ivry, Porte des Lilas, Six-Routes...
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Quatre-Chemine, Aubervilliers...
1:04:18
la Poterne des Peupliers,
Victor-Hugo...

1:04:20
Jaures, Paul Vaillant-Couturier.
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You know these suburbs
like the back of your hand.

1:04:26
You arrive from your own country...
1:04:27
and at your every return
you find this landscape of exile.

1:04:44
You see once more those desiccated,
tireless, worn-out men...

1:04:48
fastidious about detail but less clear
about the larger picture...

1:04:51
ready to die: your comrades.
1:04:53
You'll again find this comradeship...
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irreplaceable and yet eaten away
by a lack of reality.

1:04:57
You'll spend whole days
in Ivry or Aubervilliers...

1:04:59
trying to rebuild your country...
1:05:02
in the likeness of your memory.
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Toiling stubbornly to force your dreams
into the far-off reality of Spain.

1:05:13
Good morning!
1:05:22
How goes it?
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- How are you?
- Fine. And you?

1:05:31
Fine.
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- You had a good trip?
- Yes.

1:05:47
It's in the paper.
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"According to official sources...
1:05:55
the Spanish police has been
carrying out...

1:05:58
a vast preventive operation...

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