It is ironic, considering New Zealand’s emphasis on wool, that Tricot, the man who wrote the controversial report on the Greenpeace affair for the French Government, means knitting in English. This was how a French newspaper cartoonist saw the affair.
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Press, 3 December 1985, Page 21
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40It is ironic, considering New Zealand’s emphasis on wool, that Tricot, the man who wrote the controversial report on the Greenpeace affair for the French Government, means knitting in English. This was how a French newspaper cartoonist saw the affair. Press, 3 December 1985, Page 21
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