Facing Down the Bomb - a protest at Mururoa 1973

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Facing Down the Bomb - a protest at Mururoa 1973

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In 1973, at just 19 years of age, Anna Horne sailed with three others to Mururoa to oppose nuclear testing by France. But rather than witnessing a bomb being detonated, she watched the skipper being beaten and detained by French commandos. Anna observed the events through the lens of a camera and the pictures she took were smuggled out to the world, causing international outrage. Anna's experience became part of the case that New Zealand and Australia took to the International Court of Justic...

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18 June 2014

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Afternoons

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https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/eyewitness/audio/2600110/eyewitness-a-new-zealand-nucle...

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