- Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach (29
September 1937 – 3
October 2023) was a
French journalist.
Elkabbach was born to an
Algerian Jewish family in Oran on 29 September...
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remembered for an
outburst to
journalist Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach, Taisez-vous
Elkabbach ("Shut up,
Elkabbach!"),
which was not
actually ever said by Marchais...
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Houari (1350–1439), imam and
patron saint of the city of Oran Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach (1937–2023),
French journalist Maurice El
Mediouni (1928–2024), pianist...
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Russian president Vladimir Putin made by
Gilles Bouleau and Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach. The next month, he
interviewed with
David Pujadas the
French president...
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autobiographical story Taisez-vous,
Elkabbach ! (Flammarion, 1982), co-written with her
husband Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach "Nicole Avril". Evene.fr. Retrieved...
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interviews with politicians. In 2008, she was
engaged by Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach to
become an
interviewer on the
parliamentary television channel Public...
- Chazal,
anchor at TF1.
Laurent Delahousse,
anchor at
France 2. Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach, journalist.
Bernard Rapp,
investigative journalist. Léa Salamé, famous...
- droguée, prostituée et fière de l'être,
Baffie est un sale con, Taisez-vous
Elkabbach, Ma
vieille chatte perd ses poils, etc.)
before changing to its final...
- 2. In the 1990s,
Europe 1
became a news and talk network. Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach became president in 2005. He was
dismissed by the CSA (Comité de Surveillance...
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replacing Michel Denisot. In June 2008,
Bompard replaced Jean-Pierre
Elkabbach as
chairman and CEO of the
radio station Europe 1. In
November 2010, Bompard...
