Let be a connected semisimple group over . Given a maximal compact subgroup such that is a Hermitian symmetric domain, and a convenient arithmetic subgroup $\Gamma\subset G({\Bbb Q})S=S(\Gamma)=\Gamma\backslash XH\subset G$ is a connected semisimple subgroup such that is maximal compact, then $Y=H({\Bbb R})/KXg\in G({\Bbb Q})S(H,g)=(H({\Bbb Q})\cap g^{-1}\Gamma g)\backslash Yj_g \colon S(H,g)\to SH({\Bbb A})\to G({\Bbb A}), h\mapsto gh$. Let us assume that is anisotropic, which implies that and are compact. Then, for each positive integer , the map induces a restriction map In this paper we focus on classical Hermitian domains and give explicit criterions for the injectivity of the product of the maps (for running through ) when restricted to the strongly primitive (in the sense of Vogan and Zuckerman) part of the cohomology. In the holomorphic case we recover previous results of Clozel and Venkataramana. We also derive applications of our results to the proofs of new cases of the Hodge conjecture and of new results on the vanishing of the cohomology of some particular Shimura variety.

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