Latest update: 19/10/2012 

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'Goodbye Emmanuelle - death of an erotic film star'

FRENCH NEWSPAPERS, Friday 19 October: Front pages are still dominated by the French president’s acknowledgement of the "bloody suppression" of Algerian protestors in 1961; meanwhile, Le Figaro looks at why France’s top Jewish leader has spoken out about the legalisation of gay marriage; and there’s plenty of press coverage of the death of actress Sylvia Kristel, best known for her role in the erotic film "Emmanuelle".

By Katerina VITTOZZI
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Renault what a shame !!

Can this actually be happening, complete disconnect, by one of France's oldest automakers ? Used to be, that large manufacturers would take care of their employees, not prepare suicide notices for the media. What's wrong with this picture ?????? Where has respect for life gone ???

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