La FIJL dans la lutte antifranquiste (1960-1974) by Antoni Rossi Trafach

“…From 1961, Octavio Alberola joined Defensa Interior and certain members of the FIJL participated in the Iberian Liberation Committee (CIL), an organization considered terrorist by the French police services. Between 1962 and 1963, young libertarians participated in attacks affecting Spain and Europe, which mainly targeted international tourism and the Franco regime. …”
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Des Brésiliens dans la France des années 1820. Contribution à une histoire des mobilités transatlantiques au xixe siècle by Delphine Diaz

“…For other Brazilians, the stay in France during the Restoration was simply a leisure time, in Paris as well as in provincial towns, were Brazilian elites indulged in the pleasures of sea bathing and tourism. Thanks to French police records, this study will highlight that really diverse Brazilian group that stayed in France during the 1820s.…”
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Experts on the defensive: The Tsiganologue versus Romani activism (1959-1973) by Begoña Barrera López

“…It is structured in five parts: the first briefly defines and explains the concepts of expert, expert knowledge and ethnicity; the second describes the context and profile of the main agents studied (the Tsiganalogues, Romani activists and the French police); the third and fourth parts examine in extenso the primary documentation; and finally, the fifth part offers a reflective summary of the profile of the Tsiganalogue. …”
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Le lieutenant Camille Pierre, un passeur des innovations criminalistiques policières dans les pratiques judiciaires des gendarmes à la Belle Époque by Laurent LÓPEZ

“…Moreover, this process was, unlike any other, taught to the various components of the French police, namely the Paris headquarters police officers, the Sûreté générale officers as well as to the gendarmes and gardes républicains (the Republican Guard). …”
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Les techniques d’identification inédites mobilisées par Edmond Locard : le graphoscope, le hastoscope et le synchrisiscope by Amos Frappa

“…Special funding, dynamism of the local industry, interns’ creativity and competition between the French police laboratories are the key elements to explain that sequence of innovations. …”
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De la police coloniale française à la police nationale marocaine : décolonisation et héritages policiers (1953-1960) by Benjamin Badier

“…The expulsion of the last French police agents coincides with an authoritarian shift against the Moroccan left, which denounces a police regime inherited from the colonial era.…”
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