

Congrès de Tours 1920: The Birth of the French Communist Party
Original Title: “Congrès de Tours. 1920 : La Naissance des deux gauches”
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Top Cast
Philippe Saada
Narrator (voice)
Julien Chuzeville
Self

Gilles Candar
Self

Jean Jaurès
Self (archive footage)
Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison
Self
Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo
Self

Joseph Stalin
Self (archive footage)

Adolf Hitler
Self (archive footage)

Léon Blum
Self (archive footage)

Maurice Thorez
Self (archive footage)

Guy Mollet
Self (archive footage)

Marcel Cachin
Self (archive footage)
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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