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In 1970, the jury of the Pulizer Prize gave the award for international reporting to US journalist Seymour Hersh, who was 33. The year before, he revealed that the US Army had massacred dozens of Vietnamese men, women and children at My Lai. 
 Ten years later, another young journalist, Robert Ménard (27) launched a free weekly in Bézier, a city of 75,000 at the time. In it, he bitterly covered…
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