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Intérieur ; Cabinet Gaston Defferre (1981-1986) Intérieur ; Cabinet Gaston Defferre (1981-1986) Répertoire numérique détaillé des articles 19870803/1 à 19870803/13 Archives nationales (France) Pierrefitte-sur-Seine 1987 1 https://www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr/siv/IR/FRAN_IR_014659 Cet instrument de recherche a été encodé en 2010 par l'entreprise diadeis dans le cadre du chantier de dématérialisation des instruments de recherche des Archives Nationales sur la base d'une DTD conforme à la DTD EAD (encoded archival description) et créée par le service de dématérialisation des instruments de recherche des Archives Nationales 2 Archives nationales (France) INTRODUCTION Référence 19870803/1-19870803/13 Niveau de description fonds Intitulé Archives de Gaston Defferre, ministre de l'Intérieur et de la Décentralisation (mai 1981-juillet 1984), puis ministre du Plan et de l'Aménagement du territoire (juillet 1984-mai 1986) Date(s) extrême(s) 1981-1986 Nom du producteur • Ministère de l'Intérieur, cabinet • France. Cabinet de Gaston Defferre, ministre d’État, ministre de l’Intérieur et de la Décentralisation (1981-1984) Localisation physique Archives nationales, Pierrefitte-sur-Seine Conditions d'utilisation Ce fonds est régi par un protocole entre Madame Charles-Roux et le Directeur général des Archives de France qui soumet à un accord écrit toute communication de document pendant 30 ans. DESCRIPTION Présentation du contenu Outre des archives résultant de l'action de Gaston Defferre en tant que ministre de l'Intérieur et de la Décentralisation entre mai 1981 et juillet 1984, ce versement comprend quelques papiers relatifs à son activité comme ministre du Plan et de l'Aménagement du territoire de juillet 1984 à mars 1986. • Police nationale • Relations avec les départements et territoires d'Outre-mer et l'Algérie • Lutte contre le terrorisme • Contrôle de l'immigration • Contrôle des radios libres • Projet de loi électorale municipale • Statut de Paris et Lyon • Projets de lois sur la décentralisation • Problèmes de la Corse et du pays basque • Relations avec la presse • Voyages officiels • Dossiers préparatoires aux conseils des ministres • Divers • Perspectives économiques • Nouvelles implantations commerciales et industrielles 3 Archives nationales (France) • Accueil des investissements étrangers • Bilan des entreprises, • Dossiers préparatoires aux conseils des ministres ENTREE ET CONSERVATION Historique de la conservation Le fonds d'archives de Gaston Defferre a été versé aux Archives nationales en 1987 grâce à Edmonde Charles- Roux et à le préfet Maurice Grimaud. Il était provisoirement coté 47 HF 1 - 13 à la mission des Archives nationales auprès du ministère de l'Intérieur SOURCES ET REFERENCES Sources complémentaires • L'étude de l'activité de Gaston Defferre au ministère de l'Intérieur et de la Décentralisation doit être complétée par celle des dossiers remis aux Archives nationales par son cabinet (Monsieur Maurice Grimaud, Directeur de cabinet, Messieurs Grégoire et Thenault, Chefs de cabinet, Messieurs Giuily, Roussely, Espinasse, Lemas, Chappat, Ollivier, Tardivon, Petetin et Fournier, Conseillers techniques). TERMES D'INDEXATION départements et collectivités d'outre-mer; déplacement officiel; vie politique; vie économique; terrorisme; syndicat; radio libre; presse; plan; industrie; immigration; entreprise; élection; décentralisation; conseil des ministres; collectivité territoriale; autonomisme; interview; Loire-Atlantique (Pays-de-la-Loire , département); Pyrénées- Atlantiques (Aquitaine , département); Paris (France); Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône); Lyon (Rhône); Corse (France , région administrative); Algérie; Rhône (Rhône-Alpes , département); France. Direction générale de la police nationale; plan; procès-verbal de séance; note; discours; coupure de presse; ministre; relations publiques; action gouvernementale; aménagement du territoire; Defferre, Gaston (1910-1986) 4 Archives nationales (France) Répertoire numérique détaillé des articles 19870803/1 à 19870803/13 19870803/1-19870803/11 MINISTERE DE L'INTERIEUR ET DE LA DECENTRALISATION 19870803/1 POLICE NATIONALE 19870803/1 RELATIONS AVEC LES SYNDICATS DES PERSONNELS DE POLICE Généralités, incidents de Lyon à l'occasion d'une manifestation de la Fédération autonome des syndicats de police (FASP) et du syndicat indépendant de la Police nationale, résultats des élections aux CAP. 19870803/1 PERSONNELS DE LA POLICE NATIONALE Etude auprès des agents, problème des conditions de travail, sanctions contre les responsables des manifestations policières, affaires Cousseran, Gential, Leclerc, Schwab, fiches sur les unités pilotes de CR 19870803/1 LUTTE CONTRE LE TERRORISME Relation de l'interpellation du militant d'Action directe Régis Schleicher par le SRPJ de Montpellier ; discours du Ministre, communiqués de Pierre Juquin et du PS sur l'attentat de la rue des Rosiers, prise d'otages au consulat de Turquie par un commando de l'ASALA (Armée secréte arménienne pour la libération de l'Arménie), liste d'objets saisis lors de perquisitions chez des militants de la cause arménienne, note à Pierre Bérégovoy, Secrétaire général de la Présidence de la République ; notes des RG sur M. Jacques Miquel, vice-président du comité français de surveillance des accords d'Helsinki, et sur M. Francis Szpiner, vice-président de l'association Justice et République ; communiqués et réactions à l'attentat de la rue Marboeuf ; ordres du jour de réunions avec M. Franceschi ; note sur les mesures envisagées ; note sur la rencontre entre Abou Ayad et M. Francheschi ; CR d'un comité restreint sur la lutte contre le terrorisme ; composition et ordres du jour du conseil antiterroriste ; note sur une manifestation d'extrême- droite à Lyon ; note sur Domingo Iturbe Abasolo, Chef présumé de l'ETA militaire ; composition du comité de liaison anti-terroriste et note quotidienne ; notes hebdomadaires (classées confidentiel-défense) établies par le Bureau de liaison anti-terroriste ; attentat contre l'office de tourisme de Biarritz PROBLEMES GENERAUX ET ORGANISATION DE LA POLICE NATIONALE Propositions de lois du PC et du RPR ; projets de réponses à la Commission des Finances de l'AN sur les COREP délégués pour la Police, plan d'action pour la police nouvelle, pré-rapport Belorgey ; activités de la police, lutte contre la délinquance et l'insécurité : propositions et bilans, problèmes immobiliers de la PN, notamment projet de discours du MID lors de l'inauguration de l'hôtel de police de Rennes, problèmes locaux (services de police des Bouches-du-Rhône) 19870803/1 5 Archives nationales (France) RELATIONS AVEC LES DOM-TOM Correspondance échangée à propos du budget, 1983 ; voyage du MID en Martinique, Guadeloupe et à la Réunion ; problèmes statutaires et politiques en Guadeloupe et Polynésie, Réunion et Nouvelle Calédonie ; avant-projet des décisions d'un comité restreint sur les DOM-TOM 19870803/1 RELATIONS AVEC L'ALGERIE Note de l'Ambassadeur de France, notes sur l'institution d'un contrôle d'entrée dans l'immigration algérienne, l'accord franco-algérien du 18 septembre 1980, la coopération (police, sécurité civile, collectivités locales), l'amicale des algériens en Europe, la Mosquée de Paris, les doubles nationalités, le droit de garde et de visite. Lettre du Directeur général algérien de la Sûreté nationale et réponse de M. Defferre, lettre de Claude Cheysson à son homologue algérien, note sur l'opposition de l'opinion publique aixoise au transfert des archives en Algérie, compte rendu d'un entretien de M. Defferre avec le Ministre algérien de l'Intérieur, notes de G. Defferre à F. Mitterrand, Président de la République, dossier établi pour la visite du Président de la République en Algérie le 1er décembre 1981 (programme de visite, notes sur l'Ambassade de France, les flux migratoires, les refoulements, les enfants de couples mixtes, la douvle nationalité) A noter : réflexions de l'Ambassadeur de France en Algérie 19870803/2 INTERVENTIONS DE RADIOS LIBRES SOLLICITANT L'ATTRIBUTION DE FREQUENCES Notes de renseignements sur diverses radios locales ne figurant pas au conseil d'administration des radios, notes sur les radios du Var, notes sur les radios locales parisiennes dont le retrait est proposé, liste des radios autorisées, divers. • Radio Antenne Bleue • Radio Soleil Marseille • Radio Carbone 14 • Radios Delta Sud et Gasoline • Radio Forum 92 • Radio Grenouille • NRJ • Radio Vidourle • Radios juives : Radio Chalom Nitsan, Radio juive de Marseille • Fréquence Sud Marseille 19870803/2 IMMIGRATION Statistiques des reconduites et expulsions d'étrangers ; note sur les mesures d'éloignement et de non- admission ; préparation d'une commission en conseil des Ministres sur l'immigration ; notes sur une déclaration du Maire de Paris, sur la loi du 29 octobre 1981, sur les contrôles d'identité ; note manuscrite de Pierre Mauroy ; notes sur l'évolution de la criminalité, sur les comportements racistes des fonctionnaires ; coupures de presse ; position de Claude Cheysson sur l'entrée en France des Maghrébins ; note sur le visa concernant les résidents latino-américains ; note sur le certificat d'hébergement ; correspondance avec le Maire de Paris 19870803/2 6 Archives nationales (France) ELECTIONS LOI ELECTORALE MUNICIPALE Texte du projet, juillet 1982 ; réunion du groupe socialiste, juillet 1982 ; sondage de la SOFRES sur le sentiment des français sur la susdite loi et les élections régionales en Corse, sept 1982 ; liste des amendements adoptés par l'Assemblée nationale, extraits des débats, note sur un thème qui reviendra souvent ; préparation
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