"Karl Marx Tent"? "Women's Liberation Lane"? "Political Town"? "European Workers Lane"? "Toilets"? Yes, that's right. I must be at the annual celebration of Lutte Ouvrière, France's Marxist-Trotskyist party aka Workers' Struggle.
Next to city of science, the Middle Ages (finally) explained:
"The 1,000 years between the fall of the Roman Empire and the beginning of globalisation" — 45 minutes of audiovisual spectacle in the "carrousel of knowledge"
When not listening to the various speakers, you can stroll down European Workers Lane and have:
Fun with Karl and Leon
Passing under a German "Workers of the World Unite" sign (and in front of a guy who seems to have escaped from Columbine) is the Trotskyists' answer to Disney's electrical parade.
Wait a minute. That guy on the right (on the right?!): what is that T-shirt he is wearing?
Arlette, perennial candidate for the presidency of France, asks the famous author of La Bannière étalée to pose with her.
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