Jean-François Delassus (born 1942) is a French journalist and documentaries director. He has been working for

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and

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and was Far East correspondent for ''

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''.

Distinctions

* 1971:

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''Le Japon : Monstre ou modèle''

Works

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Documentaries

*1977 – ''Foch pour vaincre'' *1978 – ''Lazare Carnot : le glaive de la révolution'' *1978 – ''La banqueroute de Law'' *1979 – ''Ann Dollwood'' *1979 – ''Bernard Quesnay'' *1981 – ''L'Âge d'aimer'' *1982 – ''Le pouvoir d'inertie'' *1987 – ''

Race for the Bomb ''Race for the Bomb'' (french: La Course à la bombe) is a 1987 television 3-parts miniseries about the Manhattan Project, starting from the initial stages of scientific discovery that led to the creation of the atomic bomb, discovery of the Ulam-T ...

'' *1988 – ''L'Argent du mur'' *1989 – ''Lundi Noir'' *1992 – ''Fusion'' *1994 – ''La Bataille du riz'' *1994 – ''La bataille du charbon'' *1995 – ''Plus chaud que mille volcans'' *1995 – ''Nous irons tous à l'Elysée'' *1995 – ''Le Siège de la Rochelle : les grandes batailles du passé'' *1995 – ''Alsace-Vegas'' *1996 – ''Hitler Staline : liaisons dangereuses'' *1996 – ''Hoover, le plus grand ripou d'Amérique'' *1996 – ''Le Fils de l'ours'' *1999 – ''Les Mystères des pyramides'' *1999 – ''Les Hommes en noir'' *2000 – ''Une sacrée vacherie'' *2001 – ''Les Mystères des cathédrales'' *2002 – ' *2002 – ''Au temps de l'Empire Romain'' *2003 – ''Au temps de Charlemagne'' *2003 – ''Au temps des croisades'' *2004 – ''Luther contre le pape'' *2004 – ''La Tempête du siècle : 26 décembre 1999'' with *2005 – ''Dunkerque : la dernière forteresse d'Hitler'' *2006 – ''Austerlitz : la victoire en marchant'' *2006 – ''Les Derniers jours de Anouar el Sadat'' *2007 – ''Les Derniers jours de Marlon Brando'' *2008 – ''14–18 : le bruit et la fureur'' *2008 – ''L'affaire Farewell'' *2009 – ''Les dernières heures du mur'' *2011 – ''Le Front populaire, à nous la vie'' *2015 – ''Délivrance. Noël 1944 – 8 mai 1945, une fin de guerre''

External links

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''Les bricolages d’archives de Jean-François Delassus''
on Déjà vu hypothèses
''Jean-François Delassus, auteur d'un documentaire sur le Vietnam : "La réalité, je la provoque"''
on ''

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'' (19 April 2015)
Première Guerre Mondiale : 1916, L'enfer de Verdun
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