Training courses are organized for teachers from secondary schools and high schools.
The aim is to help teachers raise their students' awareness of the history of the Holocaust, particularly by drawing on current cultural events.
The teachers of the Paris Academy are invited to meet authors and works depending on current events, plays on display, or scheduled exhibitions in museums. These meetings are intended to become the starting point of a reflection or an artistic project to be conducted with the classes.
As part of the academic training plan
These days, intended for German-speaking professors and teachers in charge of the history of the arts, allow us to grasp the importance of Judaism in German-speaking cultures from the beginning of the 20th century to the Second World War, to understand the transition from Yiddish to German in the Jewish elite and to discover the links between these languages. The manipulation of the German language by the Nazis and its effects are discussed.
In the presence of academics, museum curators, actors and trainers from the Shoah Memorial.
Among the themes addressed: Paris and Berlin in the Jewish imagination of the interwar period, "Entartete Musik": music banned under the Third Reich, Gerhard Richter and Anselm Kiefer, two artists facing the Shoah, Writings of the resistance: the example of the diary...
The two-day internship offered in a transdisciplinary approach, in partnership with the National Archives, the Museum of Art and History of Judaism, the National Library of France and the Shoah Memorial are the occasion for conferences with curators and historians and exchanges with a photojournalist, Conference-visits of the permanent collection collections as well as a visit to the exhibition at the National Archives, "Alleged Perpetrators," for a perspective on women’s artistic, social, and political commitments, revealing the evolution of women’s representation in society.
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Day 1: Women in View (Museum of Art and History of Judaism and National Archives)
Day 2: Commitments (Shoah Memorial and National Library)
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Outside the academic training plan
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14:00-15:30
"Les procès nazis vus par le cinéma", Ophir Lévy, doctor in cinema, lecturer in film studies at Paris 3.
3:45 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Guided tour of the exhibition "Le procès Klaus Barbie, Lyon 1987" by Dominique Missika, historian and curator of the exhibition.
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2:00-3:15 pm
Guided tour of the exhibition "Shoah and comics" by Didier Pasamonik, curator of the exhibition and publisher of comics.
3.30 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.
"From the box to the screen: comics and cinema facing the Shoah", Ophir Levy, doctor in film history, lecturer in film studies at Paris 3.
Guided tour of the former Drancy internment camp and conference.
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14:00-15:30
Guided tour of the permanent exhibition on the history of the Drancy camp,
3:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Reading: excerpts from "Berthe Chérie" by
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Training days for teachers, school heads, CFA trainers, librarians and librarians of permanent schools.
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