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Jean Le Bitoux (16 August 1948 – 21 April 2010) was a French journalist and gay activist. He was the founder of Gai pied, the first mainstream gay magazine in France. He was a campaigner for Holocaust remembrance of homosexual victims. He was the author of several books about homosexuality.

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rdfs:comment	Jean Le Bitoux (Burdeos, 16 de agosto de 1948 – París, 21 de abril de 2010) fue un periodista y activista por los derechos LGBT francés. Fue una de las figuras más importantes del movimiento de liberación homosexual francés y uno de los fundadores de la revista Gai Pied. Dedicó su vida a la lucha por el reconocimiento de los derechos de los homosexuales y contra la homofobia en Francia. (es) Jean Le Bitoux (16 August 1948 – 21 April 2010) was a French journalist and gay activist. He was the founder of Gai pied, the first mainstream gay magazine in France. He was a campaigner for Holocaust remembrance of homosexual victims. He was the author of several books about homosexuality. (en) Jean Le Bitoux, né le 16 août 1948 à Bordeaux et mort le 21 avril 2010 à Paris, est un journaliste et historien de la déportation homosexuelle français. Il est une figure du militantisme homosexuel français. Cofondateur du journal Le Gai Pied en 1979, il a milité pour les droits des homosexuels en France. (fr) Jean Le Bitoux (Bordeaux, 16 agosto 1948 – Parigi, 21 aprile 2010) è stato un giornalista, attivista per i diritti LGBT francese. È stato una figura del Movimento di liberazione omosessuale francese. È stato tra i fondatori della rivista Gai Pied. Ha dedicato la vita alla lotta per il riconoscimento e dei diritti degli omosessuali e alla lotta dell'omofobia in Francia. (it)
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