Jean-Louis Barrault's Grand Odeon Theater became a center of free discussion during this event.
Jean-Louis Barrault's Grand Odeon Theater became a center of free discussion during this event. "It isforbidden to forbid" was a slogan of this event, which led to the formation of the CMDO. The GrenelleAgreements, which increased the minimum wage, were rejected during this event, which based many of itsideas from the pamphlet On the Poverty of Student Life. The president of the nation in which it occurredfled to Baden-Baden. Beginning with student outrage over the occupation of the Sorbonne, it involved thefirst nationwide wildcat strikes. For 10 points, name these uprisings that nearly toppled Charles de Gaulle'sgovernment.
Jean-Louis Barrault's Grand Odeon Theater became a center of free discussion during this event.
May 1968 protests in France [or anything specifying the student protests against Charles de Gaulle's government; or the 1968 protests in France; prompt on protests in France]