From Monday, March 20 to Friday, March 24, 2023, the Shoah Memorial is again engaged and offers activities for school audiences: screening-meeting, play, testimonies, workshops and guided tours.
For students of the 3
Theatre
The Museum of Art and History of Judaism and the Holocaust Memorial invite students to attend the play
In both institutions, educational workshops and guided tours related to the themes of the play are offered to students.
1
At the Holocaust Memorial in
From 10 am to 12 pm:
Au Mahj in the afternoon:
-From 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm: walk outside the walls «Le Marais juif»
-From 14h to 15h30: guided tour «As a Jew in France»
-From 14h15 to 16h: walk outside the walls «Le Marais juif»
2
At the Holocaust Memorial in the morning:
-From 9:30 to 12:30: «Lives of papers» workshop
-From 9:30 to 12:30: «Last known address» workshop
-From 10:30 to 12:00: a guided tour of the «Jewish Marsh»
At mahj in the afternoon:
From 2:30
About the play: On March 11, 2011, Camille buries her grandmother at the cemetery of Pantin in the «Jewish square», it’s strange, isn’t it? She is surrounded by her mother, who speaks when she is stressed. Her father is in her world. Her sister is in a teenage crisis. She remembers the discussions with her close grandmother and decides to go to Poland to meet her ancestors.
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For students of the 3
Testimony: “Being a genocide survivor”
Exceptional testimony-meeting of Ginette Kolinka and Leiny Munyakazi
A presentation of the genocides of the 20th century is discussed before the meeting during a guided tour of the permanent exhibition.
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Play «The diary of Anne Frank»
As part of the Week of Education and Action against Racism and Anti-Semitism, students from UPEAA and ULIS classes at La Vallée d'Epinay-sous-Senart College and their teacher adapt and play in the auditorium of the Shoah Memorial, Anne Frank’s Diary.
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For students of the 3
The Hindenburg airship flying over Berlin and the Olympic Stadium on the opening day of the Olympic Games. Germany, 1 August 1936
Sport and discrimination
The day revolves around student participation in the workshop “From the Berlin Olympics to today: Sport, a mirror of our societies?” , followed by the screening of Jérôme Prieur’s documentary
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For students of the 3
Cinema
Day dedicated to the representation of the Shoah in cinema. Students participate in the workshop “Images of the Shoah on screen” followed by the screening of
The session is followed by a meeting with Pauline Le Diset, film teacher.
Discover the details of the educational workshops on our