Be Realistic, Demand the Impossible - 2003-05-26. With the end of May, another year has been added to the events of May '68 in France, and it is said that with those illegal events, the people wanted the law to be changed. General de Gaulle resigned, and the fate of France was rewritten in a different way. The Gospel says that when Jesus walked on water, he told one of his disciples, who was astonished, that you can also be like me! However, his disciple sank after a few steps, and Jesus, who considers his actions a miracle, said to his disciple, why did you doubt... - Some statistics - Dangerous statue! - Einstein and the Internet - Islamic schools in Sweden - Identification photos and hijab - Iraq - Dalai Lama - Book.
Be Realistic, Demand the Impossible - 2003-05-26
The article reflects on the significance of the May '68 events in France, highlighting how they led to a change in the political landscape with the resignation of General de Gaulle. It draws a parallel with a biblical story of Jesus walking on water to discuss faith and doubt.
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📰 What Happened
The article reflects on the May '68 events in France, emphasizing their impact on political change, particularly the resignation of General de Gaulle. It also uses a biblical metaphor to discuss themes of faith and doubt in the context of social movements.
- May '68 was a period of civil unrest in France that led to significant political changes.
- The article draws parallels between historical events and contemporary challenges in achieving social change.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
May '68 in France was a pivotal moment of student-led protests and labor strikes that challenged the established political order, leading to lasting changes in French society.
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