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00:03 I learned from the get-go that Chanel could be subversive.
00:29 And radical.
00:30 And also could be a symbol of a very independent woman,
00:34 which Chanel herself was.
00:36 And you thought, that's me.
00:37 That's going to be me.
00:38 That's going to be me, yes.
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00:43 Why do you think the story prevails
00:58 that she was linked to the Nazis?
01:01 That's a question I've thought about a lot.
01:04 I mean, is it kind of misogyny that it's easy to blame women?
01:10 It's a good headline, isn't it?
01:13 But in fact, these recent documents
01:16 really prove beyond any shadow of a doubt
01:19 that she was in the resistance.
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01:28 These design templates, these wonderful garments,
01:34 really stand the test of time.
01:36 And that is why the name of Chanel
01:38 is still so relevant today, when so many of her peers
01:41 are no longer names that are known by the general public.
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