Sartre as prosecutor of occupational murder: notes from a People's Tribunal in a French mine (1970)

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International Labor and Working-Class History Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.1017/s0147547921000016

Pascal Marichalar, G. Markowitz, D. Rosner

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Abstract

On February 4, 1970, in the Fouquières-lès-Lens coal mine in northern France, sixteen miners were killed in a gas explosion (“firedamp,” grisou in French). This was an accident like many others before it, yet with a relatively high number of fatalities. The public prosecutor concluded, as usual, that there was no case against the publicly owned mine. No investigation was to be carried out. The accident had been the work of fate, of bad luck.

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萨特作为职业谋杀的检察官:来自法国矿井人民法庭的笔记(1970)

1970年2月4日，在法国北部的fouqui - l - lens煤矿，16名矿工在瓦斯爆炸(法语“沼气”grisou)中丧生。这次事故和之前的许多事故一样，但死亡人数相对较高。公诉人的结论是，像往常一样，没有针对国营矿山的案件。没有进行任何调查。这次事故是命运的安排，是运气不好造成的。

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