Educational projects of the year 2007-2008: videos

The study trip to Auschwitz is an opportunity to film images of the camp and to film the testimony of former deportees. Upon return, after editing and recording audio comments, the films are shown to other classes or at meetings open to the public. They allow students to share their experience, and thus constitute an important medium for exchange and reflection.

The Return of the Otherworld

To prepare for the study trip, the final years of high school in Strasbourg have read rescap moignages, rdig, reading notes, tudi, and the works of Hannah Arendt and Giorgio Agamben in philosophy, viewing excerpts from Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah and meeting three former port s: Janine Blum, Jean Samuel, and Shlomo Venezia, a survivor of the Sonderkommando in Birkenau. After covering the site of Auschwitz, they created a 15-minute film entitled Return from Beyond. A screening open to parents was rolled up in the bill on May 30, 2008. A meeting with the German students of Kehl’s Einstein theory was also organized.

Lyc e Kl ber, Strasbourg (67)

Auschwitz-Birkenau, December 11, 2007

Before the study trip, the final year of the BEP program at the vocational school of Camille Claudel in Lyon studied World War II in progress, Nazi identification, the Vichy government, and the history of the Shoah. They read Auschwitz explained, my daughter by Annette Wieviorka and Si c est un homme by Primo Levi, covered the places of memory of the Shoah, Lyon, visit, the Maison d'Izieu and the Center for the History of Resistance and Portation. Upon their return, they presented an exhibition and created a film, accompanied by a booklet of texts and photographs.

Lyc e professionnel Camille Claudel, Lyon (69)

Travel, Auschwitz

A class of 1st grade students from the Angers-le-Fresne agricultural school traveled to Auschwitz camp on March 27, 2008 accompanied by a rescap, Ginette Kolinka, from port e on April 13, 1944 with her father, grandson, and nephew. From the images shot on site, they created a film of more than 30 minutes giving a large place to her drawing in the huts of the women’s camp at Birkenau.

Agricultural and livestock farm in Angers-le-Fresne (49)

Auschwitz

After the journey of study, Auschwitz, the lives of one of the Vuillaume de Mirecourt scholars have been restored: an exhibition on Primo Levi and a DVD, containing in particular the interview with a Righteous among the nations, France Giet, who met him at his home a month before his disappearance. The class’s work has been performed for a hundred years on May 9, 2008 in the auditorium of the school.

Lyc e Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume, Mirecourt (88)

T moignage of Yvette L vy

Before leaving for Poland, the lives of 1 st L and STG of the Longwy R collets have been through the journey of Jacqueline Bloch, a young girl from their city, port and murderer at Auschwitz in 1944. On March 18, 2008, they covered the remains of the camp, accompanied by a search of convoy no. 77, Yvette L vy. On their return, they have a CD-ROM containing a slideshow about the life of Jacqueline Bloch and images from their study trip.

Priv. school complex of the R collets, Longwy (54)

Study trip, Auschwitz

On the return from the journey of study, Auschwitz, the lives of the first L of Thomas Corneille de Barentin have been restored: an exhibition and a fifteen-minute film entitled: A journey in the footsteps of history. A joint project was carried out with the students of the first year of high school, Raymond Queneau d’Yvetot, at the end of which the productions of the two classes were presented to the parents of the students on June 3, 2008, in the presence of the Provincial History and Geography Inspector.

Lyc e Thomas Corneille, Barentin (76)

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