Poster of the Committee of Inquiry on Repression at Renault Flins

This vintage poster is a striking piece of wall decoration, specially designed to evoke a historic moment of social struggles at the Renault factory in Flins. On a pale pink background, the handwritten text in brick red warns about employer and police repression against workers that occurred on a Thursday and Friday, a strong denunciation that directly confronts the viewer. This awareness poster, dedicated to those injured and witnesses of violence, invites immediate contact with "The Committee for Investigations into Repression" to receive legal assistance and possible material support. Perfect as a poster or wall print, this wall decoration is ideal for those seeking to incorporate a piece rich in social and political history into their interior. The handwritten style enhances the authenticity and militant character of this wall artwork. The address mentioned — Faculty of Sciences, Quai Saint Bernard in Paris — and the phone number provide a realistic glimpse of local mobilization in the capital. Using this poster as a wall decoration element also invites reflection on workers' conflicts, solidarity, and repression in the workplace. It can appeal to enthusiasts of engaged graphic objects, activist art, as well as those passionate about the history of social struggles in France. Its minimalist design and striking typography make it a remarkable piece for an exhibition wall or a social-themed office. Whether for a cultural space, a gallery, a law firm specializing in social rights, or simply to enrich a personal collection, this poster is a powerful testimony. Decorating a wall with this Renault Flins poster brings an authentic and militant atmosphere to the interior, while highlighting a heritage of exemplary struggle.