Eighty years after the Liberation of France, the Shoah Memorial proposes to make an inventory of research on the former Drancy camp, a hub of the deportation of Jews from France during the Second World War.
If the general history of the site is known, many tracks remain to be studied on the functioning of this major place of memory in Europe. This seminar was designed to encourage a new generation of students to take it up so that they could, in turn, give new keys to understanding this period.
For this, we have invited a panel of experts, historians and archivists specialized in this internment camp. They will present the existing archives on the subject and raise the remaining gray areas to explore.
The first day, Monday, October 21, 2024, is organized as a priority for students of History. On a second morning, Tuesday, October 22, 2024, we are interested this time in the transmission of this memory to a wide audience, particularly school groups. These exchanges will primarily target students who are planning a career in mediation.
The two days are cumulative and free upon registration. You can already express your interest in participating.
This seminar will take place at the Drancy Shoah Memorial located at 110-112, avenue Jean-Jaurès, 93700 Drancy. Access information available
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This seminar was awarded the label of the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of the Prefecture of Seine Saint-Denis.
